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New poll shows Labour landslide in the North East and Durham - Vimarsana News

New poll shows Labour landslide in the North East and Durham

A new YouGov poll has revealed a potential Labour landslide in the North East and County Durham

Salisbury would remain Conservative despite 'landslide' Labour victory - Vimarsana News

Salisbury would remain Conservative despite 'landslide' Labour victory

LABOUR is predicted to have a 'landslide' victory if an election was held today but Salisbury would remain a safe Conservative seat, a new survey…

Row erupts over 'Tory doom' poll as election chief accuses survey organisers of being 'intent on undermining this Government' - Vimarsana News

Row erupts over 'Tory doom' poll as election chief accuses survey organisers of being 'intent on undermining this Government'

In a briefing to Tory MPs, election chief Isaac Levido warned the party would 'fall if it is divided' following projections of a 1997-style victory for Labour later this year.

Tories facing worst electoral collapse in a century under Rishi Sunak - Vimarsana News

Tories facing worst electoral collapse in a century under Rishi Sunak

Rishi Sunak is leading the Tories into a 1997-style wipeout with the party set to lose half its seats in the worst government collapse in a century,…

Rishi Sunak's Rwanda headaches grow with Tory deputy chairman Lee Anderson 'set to join' 60-strong revolt by right wingers in crunch votes - after leadership rival Kemi Badenoch warned new law is not tough enough - Vimarsana News

Rishi Sunak's Rwanda headaches grow with Tory deputy chairman Lee Anderson 'set to join' 60-strong revolt by right wingers in crunch votes - after leadership rival Kemi Badenoch warned new law is not tough enough

Ahead of two crunch days of votes in the Commons  starting tomorrow, more than 50 Tory MPs have publicly backed right-wing amendments to the Rwanda Bill.