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Liz Truss extends polling lead over Rishi Sunak in race for prime minister

Foreign secretary seen as best candidate to beat Keir Starmer in general election - but ‘none of these’ preferred to all of them

The Independent UK

Public don’t want tax cuts Truss and Sunak are promising, poll reveals

As the Tory leadership hopefuls clash over when to reduce taxes, the public are more concerned with maintaining funding

The Guardian - UK

Public thinks ‘opposite’ to Tory members: John Curtice gives verdict on BBC debate

CONSERVATIVE voters have the “opposite” perception to the rest of the public on whether Rishi Sunak or Liz Truss performed better in the Tory…

The National (Scotland)

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Tory members support net zero and aren’t impressed by tax cuts, poll finds

Candidates have emphasised tax cuts and some have said they would scrap net zero climate pledge

The Independent UK

Soaring fuel costs forcing motorists off the roads – survey

More than half of all drivers have changed their habits in some way in response to the increase in the cost of fuel, a poll suggests.

Evening Standard

LGBT prejudice restricted to 'tiny minority' of public as support grows for diversity

A new Opinium poll of 2,000 adults from across the UK for Stonewall, the world’s second largest LGBT charity, asked people on their feelings towards four different communities: gay, bi, lesbian and trans people

Daily Mirror

Acceptance for LGBT rights growing in UK as survey marks start of Pride month

A new Opinium poll of 2,000 adults from across the UK for Stonewall, the world’s second largest LGBT charity, found anti-LGBT sentiments are now restricted to a tiny minority of the public

Daily Mirror

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Labour heavyweight Wes Streeting denies plan to succeed Starmer

A fundraising event held for the shadow minister sparks rumours that he is readying himself to replace Keir Starmer if he resigns over Beergate

The Guardian - UK

Tory claims Boris Johnson quitting would be 'damaging' as two thirds of Brits want him to go

Conservative Party chairman Oliver Dowden admitted the upcoming local elections would be 'challenging' but tried to claim that Boris Johnson's departure would be 'dearly damaging' for the country

Daily Mirror

Soaring energy prices force half of young people to stop saving for their future

People aged 18-34 are also concerned about Ofgem’s next energy price cap rise in October.

Daily Record

'May's elections will be key for young people to prove they care about politics'

Amy Hart, a former Love Island contestant, has joined My Life My Say's campaign to encourage young people to register to vote and make sure their voices are heard in the upcoming elections in May

Daily Mirror

Three-quarters of Britons back expansion of wind power, poll reveals

Survey suggests even Tory voters are unlikely to support Conservatives’ nuclear-first energy policy

The Guardian - UK

Voters want government to cap price of food and essentials to stem cost of living crisis, poll finds

Opinium survey finds huge proportion of voters, including Tories, want state price controls

The Independent UK

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