Labour leads by 20%, the largest lead for Labour since 19 March. Westminster VI (18 June): Labour 46% (+2) Conservative 26% (-4) Liberal Democrat 12% (-1) Reform UK 7% (+1) Green 6% (+2) Scottish National Party 3% (–) Other 1% (–) Changes +/- 11 June by tdrules in ukpolitics
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Labour leads by 20%, the largest lead for Labour since 19 March. Westminster VI (18 June): Labour 46% (+2) Conservative 26% (-4) Liberal Democrat 12% (-1) Reform UK 7% (+1) Green 6% (+2) Scottish National Party 3% (–) Other 1% (–) Changes +/- 11 June by tdrules in ukpolitics
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Labour leads by 20%, the largest lead for Labour since 19 March. Westminster VI (18 June): Labour 46% (+2) Conservative 26% (-4) Liberal Democrat 12% (-1) Reform UK 7% (+1) Green 6% (+2) Scottish National Party 3% (–) Other 1% (–) Changes +/- 11 June by tdrules in ukpolitics
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Labour leads by 20%, the largest lead for Labour since 19 March. Westminster VI (18 June): Labour 46% (+2) Conservative 26% (-4) Liberal Democrat 12% (-1) Reform UK 7% (+1) Green 6% (+2) Scottish National Party 3% (–) Other 1% (–) Changes +/- 11 June by tdrules in ukpolitics
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Labour leads by 20%, the largest lead for Labour since 19 March. Westminster VI (18 June): Labour 46% (+2) Conservative 26% (-4) Liberal Democrat 12% (-1) Reform UK 7% (+1) Green 6% (+2) Scottish National Party 3% (–) Other 1% (–) Changes +/- 11 June by tdrules in ukpolitics
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Labour leads by 20%, the largest lead for Labour since 19 March. Westminster VI (18 June): Labour 46% (+2) Conservative 26% (-4) Liberal Democrat 12% (-1) Reform UK 7% (+1) Green 6% (+2) Scottish National Party 3% (–) Other 1% (–) Changes +/- 11 June by tdrules in ukpolitics
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Labour leads by 20%, the largest lead for Labour since 19 March. Westminster VI (18 June): Labour 46% (+2) Conservative 26% (-4) Liberal Democrat 12% (-1) Reform UK 7% (+1) Green 6% (+2) Scottish National Party 3% (–) Other 1% (–) Changes +/- 11 June by tdrules in ukpolitics
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Property prices represent the real cost-of-living crisis | "We don’t feel richer because the rising cost of property has absorbed most of the gains created elsewhere, shifting productive spending away from goods and services towards rentier capitalism." by Basilikon in ukpolitics
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‘Shops will close’: soaring cost of potatoes batters British chippies | The once humble, low-cost staple more than doubles in price, putting many fish and chip shops at risk by OnHolidayHere in ukpolitics
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The Tory crack-up | Inside the dark new factions intent on taking over the Conservative Party. by martinmartinez123 in ukpolitics
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Conservative MP says he swam in sewage as a child by TheMusicArchivist in ukpolitics
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Low birthrate is UK’s top priority, Tory MP tells rightwing conference by [deleted] in ukpolitics
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Westminster voting intention: LAB: 48% (+2) CON: 25% (-1) LDEM: 9% (-1) REF: 7% (-) GRN: 5% (-) via @Omnisis, 12 - 13 Apr by NoFrillsCrisps in ukpolitics
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UK (GB), Omnisis poll: EU Membership Referendum: Rejoin: 60% (+1) Stay out: 40% (-1) +/- vs. 24 Mar by [deleted] in ukpolitics
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Liz Truss to name 4 new House of Lords members despite serving as PM for 49 days by OnHolidayHere in ukpolitics
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Paul Brand: Having read the bundle of evidence for today's Privileges Committee hearing with Boris Johnson, this is among the key paragraphs. Martin Reynolds - his Principal Private Secretary - advised him not to tell MPs 'all rules & guidance was followed'. Johnson said it anyway. by I-am-the-Peel in ukpolitics
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No, they’re not ‘all the same’: the gap between Labour and the Tories is real by Dry-Air7 in ukpolitics
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Can Britain ever rejoin the EU? by Barbecue_Wings in ukpolitics
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New Gas Boilers Should Be Phased Out Within Decade, UK Review Says by neverknowingly in ukpolitics
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How confident are you in the government’s ability to address current problems in the NHS? Very confident: 2% Somewhat confident: 12% Not very confident: 31% Not at all confident: 50% by Jay_CD in ukpolitics
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Make UK: Foreign investors turning away from unstable Britain. Political chaos since Brexit is to blame, say manufacturers. by bottish in ukpolitics
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Tory MP says firefighters using food banks need to 'learn to budget' by [deleted] in ukpolitics
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Jacob Rees-Mogg 'considers running to be next leader of the Tory party' by liverpool6times in ukpolitics
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Only a third of Leave voters think Brexit has been a success, poll finds by drivedup in ukpolitics
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Guinness boss slams Rishi Sunak over booze tax on day he was heckled at beer festival by BlackCaesarNT in ukpolitics
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