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Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer: Ignore Labour landslide poll prediction The Times says Rishi Sunak and Sir Keir Starmer have both told their parties to ignore a poll suggesting the Conservatives are on course for a 1997-style wipeout. The prime minister insisted voters should “stick with the plan that is delivering change” as he indicated he was banking on people feeling better off later in the year. “There have been lots of polls over the last year, there will be hundreds more polls. The only one that matters is the one when the general election comes,” he said on a…

The truth behind new poll predicting Tory party wipeout | James O’Brien on LBC LBC says With a ‘major poll’ predicting the Tories are on course for the worst electoral defeat since 1997, James O’Brien questions who funded this poll and the motivation behind the right-wing media who have chosen to publish its findings.  The poll stresses that ‘every Red Wall seat won from Labour by Boris Johnson in 2019’ will supposedly be lost and that Chancellor Jeremy Hunt will lose his seat. It also claims that Reform UK are set to have a ‘huge impact’ on the election result.

Sunak plays down dire poll figures amid warnings of election wipeout Express and Star says Rishi Sunak has played down polling suggesting that the Tories could be on course for a 1997-style wipeout at the next general election. It comes after a major opinion poll indicated Labour could be on course for a 120-seat majority in the election expected later this year. A YouGov survey of 14,000 people indicates that the Prime Minister’s party could hold on to as few as 169 seats as Sir Keir Starmer’s Labour enters Downing Street with 385. The polling, reported by the Telegraph, indicated…