LABOUR is advancing in the polls, profiting from the relative popularity of new Prime Minister Andy Burnham.For the first time in over a year, Labour is ahead of Reform UK, according to pollsters More in Common.In the first survey published since Mr Burnham took over in Downing Street, Labour was up 4 per cent to 28, ahead of Reform, which dropped two points to 24 per cent.The switch is likely to reflect Reform chief Nigel Farage’s troubles over undeclared millionaire donations, as well as the anticipated “Burnham bounce.”

LABOUR is advancing in the polls, profiting from the relative popularity of new Prime Minister Andy Burnham.

For the first time in over a year, Labour is ahead of Reform UK, according to pollsters More in Common.

In the first survey published since Mr Burnham took over in Downing Street, Labour was up 4 per cent to 28, ahead of Reform, which dropped two points to 24 per cent.

The switch is likely to reflect Reform chief Nigel Farage’s troubles over undeclared millionaire donations, as well as the anticipated “Burnham bounce.”

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