Starmer’s party drops to 24 per cent of the vote, with Conservatives at 21 per cent

Britain's right-wing Reform UK party has taken the lead for the first time in a new opinion poll by YouGov, according to a Sky News reporter's social media post on Monday. A graphic of the YouGov polling posted by the reporter on social media showed if a general election were held tomorrow 25% of British voters would choose Reform and 24% would vote Labour,

A quarter of voters would back the party ahead of Labour in a general election a survey has suggested Nigel Farages right-wing R

Reform UK has taken the lead in a British opinion poll for the first time, in a move that will alarm Labour and the Conservatives ahead of local elections in May. Public support for Reform UK, the rightwing populist party led by Nigel Farage, was up 2 percentage points to 25 per cent, according to the YouGov survey.

For the first time, Nigel Farage’s far-right party Reform UK has emerged as the leading party in an opinion poll conducted by YouGov

If a general election were held tomorrow, 25 percent of British voters would choose Reform, YouGov poll suggests.

Nigel Farage's right-wing Reform UK party overtook Britain's governing Labour Party to become the country's most popular political party in a new poll, reflecting public discontent in Prime Minister Keir Starmer less than seven months into his term.

Nigel Farage claimed his Reform UK "has all the momentum" as the party plans one of the UK's biggest ever political rallies. A mammoth event at Arena Birmingham is set to be attended by thousands. It will be the launchpad for Reform's local election campaigns,