Who can beat the Tories in Mid Bedfordshire?
Labour and the Lib Dems are fighting it out for who is best-placed to challenge for Nadine Dorries’s very Conservative…
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Labour isn’t winning, the Tories are losing
While voters think Labour would do a better job on the cost-of-living crisis, they don’t actually know what the party’s…
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Stevenage Woman needs a holiday
British voters find it harder to take a restful break than five years ago.
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The Tories are showing how to lose the next election
Leaving the European Convention on Human Rights is not a voter priority.
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The polling data that shows the Tories could recover
Harold Wilson narrowed a 26-point polling deficit to just two. Could Rishi Sunak do the same?
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How posh is Keir Starmer? British voters don’t know
A quarter of the public think the Labour leader was privately educated – and some think he inherited his knighthood.
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Most voters can’t tell if Rishi Sunak is right wing
They can’t tell if Keir Starmer is left wing either.
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Brits don’t believe Rishi Sunak is serious about fighting climate change
The Prime Minister is out of step with the four in five people who say they are personally concerned about…
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“Security”: the inside story of Labour’s new buzzword
Keir Starmer’s party believes it has found a term that speaks positively to all parts of the political spectrum.
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Local election results show the Tories are in trouble
Labour’s advances have dented Conservative hopes of a revival under Rishi Sunak.
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Long austerity: councillors reveal how much they still cut services
Exclusive polling for the New Statesman reveals which local budgets are being slashed.
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A quiet revolt among councillors on progressive alliances
Exclusive polling for the New Statesman reveals enthusiasm for coalition governing in defiance of national parties.
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Conservative voters and Northerners feel most betrayed by levelling up
Most Brits – but especially Tory supporters – think the government’s flagship policy is having no impact.
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Is Mick Lynch working class?
Rishi Sunak has accused trade unions of a “class war” – but class is not clear-cut in Britain’s new era…
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Are you an unsettled withstander or a hopeful struggler? Meet Britain’s new cost-of-living classes
These are the new social groups of the inflation age.
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The story behind Labour’s “Reagan Question”
Does Britain work better today than it did 13 years ago? Labour thinks its future lies in the answer.
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Labour has public’s backing for its election platform
Exclusive polling shows broad support for abolishing non-dom tax status and creating a public clean energy company.
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Quarter of A&E patients forced to use it because of GP waiting times
The loss of non-urgent care is stretching NHS emergency departments even further.
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New Year promises won’t resolve our meat problem
Just under a third of Brits say they are going reducetarian this year, but we need more to meet climate…
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Majority of Britons oppose workers earning over £50,000 going on strike
New polling reveals public sympathy for industrial action is influenced by salary levels.
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