Nigel Farage’s Reform UK overtakes Labour in new opinion poll

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Reform UK has led a British views for the first time in a survey

Public support for Reform UKAccording to the Yugov survey, the Rightwing Populist Party led by Nigel Farage increased by 2 percent points to 20 percent.

Sir Care Starmer’s judgment Labor party Reduce 3 points to 24 percent, while the Conservatives are 1 point behind 21 percent.

Yugov said that its first survey for the Times showed for the first time in front of the UK, though it was “in the gap of error” with only 1 point leadership than labor. “

Less than 12 months in Parliament in Parliament is the correct prophet of how people will vote in the next general election.

However, reforms in the UK’s strong show in England before the local elections in England will play alarm bells on Downing Street, with it Stars Strive to neutralize the messages of the Populist Party.

The Farage Party will introduce more strict immigration controls and will oppose Britain’s climate target by reaching the net zero carbon by 20 years.

Anthony Wales, head of European political and social research by Yugov, said the survey was reported to be a candidate for the leadership.

“Although it remains within the marginalization of the error it makes this fact stronger that the conservatives are renovated in support of labor with the backwardness,” he added.

Veteran ministers believe that if they can show progress in priority such as cutting the list of NHS Hospital and increasing the house building, they can win public support.

However, the Farage Party, which has five MPs, seems to benefit from growing anti -mood across many western countries.

The reforms are praised by the UK, Elon Musk, Technology Billionaire and close to US President Donald Trump, who has repeatedly criticized Starmer.

Farage In December, the musk was considered to donate to reform, but since then, two people confronted with entrepreneurial support for Tommy Robinson on the right.

Tuesday, Farage told the BBC: “Elon Kasturi has a horrible opinion, some of which I agree, which I do not do.”

A “mega-pole” operated by Campaign Group Hope Not Hate Hets last week was a “mega-pole” and Focaldata, it was recommended that when a general election was held immediately a general election, with a general election held under labor, a general election was held 76 76 seats will win.

The same survey indicates 3 percent point swing from both labor and Tori to the UK, which can achieve 169 seats.

The Yugov survey suggested that the party of the Farage was more popular among men, the background of the labor-class and the voters supporting the Brexit.

The survey found that reforms enjoy the most powerful support in the UK Midlands and Northern England, the team in London is only 5 percent.

The survey recorded that the support for Liberal Democrats and Greens was unchanged at 5 percent and 5 percent respectively.

Separately on Tuesday, Yugov co-co-founder and former boss Stepan brought Shakespeare back to replace the CEO Steve Hatch to replace the CEO, when it began searching for permanent replacement.

The research and data analytics group says that the hatch departure was “mutually agreed”, though he only served in this role with 18 months and the shares were facing the call to stand by the employee investor Gatemore Capital after last year.

Shakespeare board is a non-retired chair and still a major shareholder.