Britannist

A new opinion poll by Populus published in the Times shows that Gordon Brown (likely to be UK Prime Minister by the end of next month) is seen as a better and stronger leader than pro-EU and anti-UKIP David Cameron.

The Times says (brief extract) "The Populus poll, undertaken over the weekend, indicates that Labour support is up by four points since mid-April to 33 per cent, while the Conservatives are unchanged on 37 per cent, despite their big gains in the local elections on May 3. The Liberal Democrats have dropped by three points to 17 per cent :twisted: , with others down one point at 13 per cent."

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http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new...cle1790549.ece

Britannist adds: Because of the way constituency boundaries are drawn and the way the Conservative vote is distributed, Labour could win the next General Election 3% behind the Conservatives in national vote share.