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Reform UK slips to third place behind the Tories as Labour surges to its largest poll lead since the election

Reform UK slips to third place behind the Tories as Labour surges to its largest poll lead since the election

After a slew of controversies, Nigel Farage's party has dropped three points to 20 per cent in the latest Ipsos survey. Labour is up five to 32 per cent under Andy Burnham. The Tories climbed three to 24 per cent, second place for the first time since June last year. Kemi Badenoch's satisfaction rating jumped seven points to 35 per cent, her best yet.

Prime Minister Burnham has 35 per cent satisfied, but 45 per cent are unhappy with him.

The Greens crashed five points to 8 per cent amid an anti-Semitism crisis.

Some 56 per cent are dissatisfied with Green leader Zack Polanski, the self-described 'eco-populist'.

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