BREAKING: The Labour Party is 33 points ahead in the latest polls.
The tracker shows Labour have the biggest lead over the Conservatives since the late 90s According to a YouGov poll forIt is thought to be the largest poll lead enjoyed by any party with any pollster since the late 1990s.
Data shows that just 37 percent of 2019 Conservative voters said they were planning to stick with the party. Almost three times as many voters said Starmer would make the best prime minister as the number who picked Liz Truss.Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng today insisted the government was ‘sticking to the growth plan’ arguing that it was ‘absolutely essential in resetting the debate around growth and focusing us on delivering much better growth’.
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