Labour have overtaken Reform in a voter intention poll for the first time in more than a year, it emerged today (July 27).
Research company More In Common released the polling, which showed that 28 per cent of 2,061 people said they would vote Labour, a rise of four percentage points.
And it came with a slight shrink in Reform's performance in the same poll, which found that 24 per cent of the same group would vote for the party, a drop of two percentage points.
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Andy Burnham reacts as new poll shows Labour overtake Reform for first time in 15 months
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