Labour has moved ahead of the Conservatives with their biggest poll lead in nearly 10 years as the public ‘turns against the Conservatives’ amid the biggest cost squeeze for households in 60 years.
Figures from a YouGov poll for The Times has revealed that Labour has the backing of 43 per cent of voters, which is 15 ahead of the Tories at 28 per cent.
This is Labour’s biggest lead recorded by YouGov since February 2013, and its biggest vote share on the pollster since March 2018.
They are also up four points from last week, compared to the Tories who fell two points in a week down to 28 per cent.
This is the Conservatives’ lowest figure since January, where a poll found they had dropped in popularity during the height of the partygate scandal in No 10.
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