Nigel Farage eats into Tory vote as Reform's surge leaves Andy Burnham bounce on brink, new poll shows

Nigel Farage eats into Tory vote as Reform's surge leaves Andy Burnham bounce on brink, new poll shows  GB News

Reform UK have slumped to their lowest performance in opinion polls in over 18 months as Nigel Farage’s by-election win fails to boost the party’s popularity.A new voting intention poll from More in Common puts the party at 23 per cent – four points behind Andy Burnham’s Labour.The dip marks Reform’s lowest vote share

The party is looking at shifting legislation around data gathering to a more pro-business model

Reform voters in the capital may not be as old as many people might think

Kemi Badenoch will make changes to her team before the party holds its annual conference in Birmingham in October.

Exclusive: Promo material for Direct Bullion tells savers a Farage-led government could spark riots not seen since the poll tax – while paying the Reform leader hundreds of thousands of pounds

Reform is the only party with a policy against 'so-called' gold-plated defined benefit pensions