The latest from More in Common has Reform up a point with Labour and the Tories tied, down two points and one point respectively:
| Reform UK | 30% | |
| Labour | 20% | |
| Conservative | 20% | |
| Lib Dem | 12% | |
| Green | 11% | |
| Other/Ind | 3% | |
| SNP | 3% | |
Concurrently Farage’s personal net approval ratings have dropped to their lowest since the election on -20. Starmer is on -47, Polanski -25, Davey -10. Badenoch leads the pack on -8…
New polling from More in Common shows some evidence of an immediate ‘Burnham bounce’ for Labour if the Manchester mayor enters No10:
For those who think an early election is off the cards…
New polling from More in Common – the first from the pollster since the locals – has a nine point lead for Reform. 3,070 adults, with fieldwork from 9-12 May. Changes from 4 May. As the rickety coup continues…
Today Reform posts its largest lead with YouGov to date, up three points on 5th May:
Labour is in fourth. Your Party is on 0%. Sample size: 2338 adults in Great Britain. Fieldwork: 10-11 May. The state of play today as Labour implodes…
The latest from YouGov:
| Reform UK |
24%
|
| Conservatives |
19%
|
| Green |
18%
|
| Labour |
17%
|
| Lib Dem |
13%
|
| Restore Britain |
4%
|
| SNP |
3%
|
| Other |
2%
|
| Plaid Cymru |
1%
|
| Your Party |
0%
|
A big fat zero for Your Party. The entire Scottish Executive Committee of Your Party split from the main party yesterday and will campaign against Corbyn. Meanwhile the Greens have leapfrogged Labour. How long before Corbyn throws in the towel and just joins Polanksi’s ranks…
Corbyn’s outfit enters the race on 1%. Might as well fold it now…
YouGov / The Times & The Sunday Times · April 6–7, 2026 · 2,320 adults
| Reform UK |
24%
|
| Conservatives |
19%
|
| Labour |
16%
|
| Green |
16%
|
| Lib Dem |
13%
|
| Restore Britain |
4%
|
| SNP |
3%
|
| Other |
2%
|
| Plaid Cymru |
1%
|
| Your Party |
1%
|
Restore also enters for the first time. Their four points are down on previous polls which ranged variously from 12% to 6%. It’s significant enough to send shivers down Reform spines over in Millbank Tower…
The Greens have also lost three points. As one could have predicted Starmer’s Iran war posturing is not doing much for Labour…
Former leader of the SNP in Westminster Ian Blackford told Times Radio why he believes Nicola Sturgeon’s claim that she spent no time in the kitchen and therefore didn’t see any of her husband’s purchases:
“She doesn’t have a passion for cooking.”