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It seems like most of the criticism of Starmer at the moment (including this one) boils down to two points:1) He should have been more critical of the Tories2) He

I think it is hard to argue that the broadcast news isn't too London-centric and middle class, but it's is harder still to see how GB news is going to

LATEST OPINIUM / OBSERVER POLLThe three-point Tory lead is a shift from our previous poll, but roughly in line with what we have seen elsewhere over the past fortnight. Voting

George Osbourne has argued that Starmer is doing a lot worse in the polls than Cameron was. While this is true, I don't think it's a particularly fair comparison. Cameron

Because I am such a cool kid (and stuck with nothing to do) I got playing around with some data last night on how views of Johnson have changed over

New report out which looks back at last year's General Election.There are some fascinating tit-bits in there. My five favourite...https://twitter.com/OpiniumResearch/status/1338786206126125056 1 - Unlike 2017, Labour's manifesto rea

NEW POll One year on from the General Election, and the largest* to be conducted to date.Headline voting intention:Con 40Lab 38LD 6Green 4Total sample is 6949 UK Adults, fieldwork 27

Again, there is no referendum position that would have worked well for Labour in 2019, but not coming out for a 2nd referendum would *almost certainly* have been more disataerous.https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2020/nov/12/starmer-shou

I am enjoying those who are blaming Starmer, the only thing that people currently like about the Labour party, for the fact they are behind in the polls.https://twitter.com/YouGov/status/1281593123328720897 Starmer's fairly

Probably a Controversial opinion, but if a referendum is held I think it is now more likely than not that Scotland would vote for independence.https://twitter.com/britainelects/status/1276460444929024000 Firstly, I think the jump

I have written for @timesredbox this morning about why attacking Starmer's past career is probably a mistake. Three main reasons, from our new polling...https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/comment/why-attacking-starmer-s-legal-past-might

New polling: The Conservatives are still well ahead of Labour on the economy. Tories are down on this slightly on the election, but still hold a commanding 20% lead. https://yougov.co.uk/topics/politics/articles-reports/2020/06/17/conservat

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