Labour voters would rather back Reform UK than Tories
Poll of more than 1,000 Labour voters reveals many would have picked Nigel Farage’s party ahead of Conservatives at election
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Poll of more than 1,000 Labour voters reveals many would have picked Nigel Farage’s party ahead of Conservatives at election
Former home secretary warns against chasing just one group and says party must target Reform, and Lib Dem voters, too
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Party takes 71 seats in Thursday’s general election, returning 60 more MPs to Parliament than it did in 2019
Outgoing Scottish Tory leader blames Reform popularity for his defeat
All seven seats in the once-Conservative heartland are now either Labour or Lib Dem
The party has squandered their electoral success to instead pursue gimmicky stunts
First past the post is now a threat to our political stability
Too much of the Tory leadership debate is riddled with platitudes about broad churches and not lurching to the Right
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