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Two polls put Labour and the Tories in the top two as Reform's support slides from its May peak

Two polls put Labour and the Tories in the top two as Reform's support slides from its May peak

Reform now stands at 22.7% in a poll of polls, down from 27.5% at the end of May. Labour has surged from 19.6% to 27.7% since ditching Sir Keir Starmer for Andy Burnham. Nigel Farage still awaits a standards commissioner ruling over an undeclared £5 million gift from crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne. Westminster is now debating whether two-party politics is back.

The Met Police is investigating a Channel 4 sting on senior Reform officials and a foreign donor.

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