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Poll spells trouble for Rishi Sunak as voters who 'lent' votes look to take them back | Conservatives - Vimarsana News

Poll spells trouble for Rishi Sunak as voters who 'lent' votes look to take them back | Conservatives

Party loses 40% of 2019 voters in south and Midlands according to exclusive Opinium poll for the Observer

Hope for Rishi and the Tories? More than half of voters say they could change their mind on who they will back at the next election, poll finds - Vimarsana News

Hope for Rishi and the Tories? More than half of voters say they could change their mind on who they will back at the next election, poll finds

More than half of voters say there is a chance they will change their mind before the next election, a new poll has found.

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Government's 'small boats week' backfires as Labour lead on immigration rises | Refugees - Vimarsana News

Government's 'small boats week' backfires as Labour lead on immigration rises | Refugees

Tory attempt to capitalise on Channel crossings draws attention to immigration and strengthens opposition lead on issue

Labour to be attacked from the left in crucial Scottish byelection - Vimarsana News

Labour to be attacked from the left in crucial Scottish byelection

SNP criticises Starmer’s cautious approach to policy and spending as it attempts to hold Rutherglen and Hamilton West

Voters say last 8 years would have been less chaotic with Ed Miliband in charge - Vimarsana News

Voters say last 8 years would have been less chaotic with Ed Miliband in charge

David Cameron's infamous warning has become a widely mocked harbinger of Britain descending into the banter timeline. And a new poll shows just 28% of voters believe the former PM was right in his prediction