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Labour Takes Four-Point Lead as Reform Slips to Third in Poll

Labour Takes Four-Point Lead as Reform Slips to Third in Poll

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Labour has opened a four-point lead in YouGov's latest weekly poll, rising three points to 27%. The Conservatives held steady on 23%, while Reform UK edged up one point to 22% but stayed in third place for a second week. The Lib Dems fell to 11% and the Greens to 10%. The survey of 2,520 British adults was carried out on 18 and 19 October.

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