Labour leaps ahead in polls

Labour has risen two points to thirty percent in a new Opinium poll, its highest rating since twenty twenty-four, overtaking Reform UK.

Burnham's Brexit pledge drives the shift

Prime minister Andy Burnham promised at Labour's conference to set out options on Britain's ties to Brussels, including a possible rejoin option if public opinion favours it.

Public backs Burnham's approach

Fifty-four percent of adults surveyed agreed Burnham is taking the right approach to Britain's EU relationship by considering all options. Twenty-five percent said it was wrong.

Majority sees Brexit as harmful

Forty-six percent believe Brexit has done the UK more harm than good. Only thirteen percent believe it has done more good than harm. Twenty-one percent see equal harm and good.

Other parties and policies polled

Reform UK sits second at twenty-five percent. Conservatives lag at seventeen percent. Forty-eight percent support a free National Care Service funded by taxes. Forty percent back the proposed triple lock change.

Burnham's approval climbs highest

Burnham remains the only political leader with a net positive approval rating at plus eight, up one point. Kemi Badenoch faces next week's Conservative conference with a minus one rating.

“Andy Burnham clearly knows how to deliver a commanding conference speech, backed by major policy announcements, that dominates the political agenda.”