A recent YouGov poll indicates that the far-right Reform UK party, founded by Nigel Farage, would become the largest party in the UK, winning 271 seats, while Labour would secure 178, leading to a hung parliament. The Conservative Party’s support has collapsed to just 46 seats, partly due to defections to Reform, as Labour faces discontent following a decline in Keir Starmer’s popularity since last year’s election.
Explain It To Me Like I’m 5: The far-right Reform UK party, led by Nigel Farage, is now the most popular political party in Britain according to a new poll, suggesting they could win the most seats in the next election, while the ruling Labour Party and the Conservative Party have seen their support decline.
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