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Reform is stuck in third place for a second week while the 'Burnham bounce' hands Labour a four-point lead

Reform is stuck in third place for a second week while the 'Burnham bounce' hands Labour a four-point lead

Nigel Farage's party rose one point to 22 per cent but still trails the Tories on 23, while Labour jumped three points to 27. YouGov polled 2,520 adults on 18 and 19 October, after an ITV investigation exposed racist and sexist remarks by Reform councillors and candidates. Reform has shed more than 10 points in a year. Farage is set to hold a rally in Plymouth to win back support.

Farage faces a standards probe over a £5 million gift from Christopher Harborne.

Police are investigating deputy leader Richard Tice and Treasury spokesman Robert Jenrick over donations.

Farage has warned Reform there is 'every chance' of a general election in 2027.

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