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Westerners in no mood for concessions to Russia in Ukraine, poll finds

Exclusive: Survey shows strong support within alliance for tougher sanctions and Nato aid, but more pro-Russia views elsewhere

The Guardian - UK

Majority of Yes voters believe independent Scotland should scrap monarchy

A MAJORITY of Yes voters think there should be an elected head of state in an independent Scotland instead of the monarchy, according to new polling.

The National (Scotland)

Three in five Britons worried about winter blackouts, poll finds

National Grid warns households and businesses could face outages for three-hour blocks

The Independent UK

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Shares in polling giant YouGov slide after it reveals CEO is to take on non-exec role as chair

The boardroom reshuffle comes as the Old Street-based firm said it saw sales grow 31% to £221 million in the year to July

Evening Standard

Scottish independence: What every indyref2 poll has said in the last year as Supreme Court hearing begins

Five judges - Lord Reed, Lord Lloyd-Jones, Lord Sales, Lord Stephens and Lady Rose - will hear arguments from both sides over the next two days with an outcome expected later this year.

Daily Record

The most important midterm elections to watch ahead of Election Day

Nevada’s Senate race could go either way. Ron DeSantis and Greg Abbott likely to cruise to re-election. And John Fetterman still leads in Pennsylvania, Eric Garcia writes

The Independent UK

Majority of Londoners back Sadiq Khan plan to expand ULEZ clean air zone, poll finds

Mayor wants to expand the zone to the Greater London border from August 2023

The Independent UK

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Liz Truss approval ratings now worse than Boris Johnson’s at height of Partygate scandal

Three in five voters want a general election this year

The Independent UK

Volatile pound 'disrupting winter sun holiday plans' says report

Sterling's volatility is causing people to abandon overseas trip or choose a cheaper option

Wales Online

Volatility of sterling disrupts winter sun holiday planning – survey

The pound plunged to historic lows against the US dollar in the wake of Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng’s mini-budget on September 23.

The Independent UK

Watch: New poll says every Tory MP in London could lose their seat

The Conservatives have fallen 37 points behind Labour in London, according to a new analysis which suggests all their MPs in the city would be at risk of General Election defeat. The MRP polling by Survation for campaign group 38 Degrees put Labour on 59 per cent in the capital,…

Evening Standard

Sturgeon accuses Truss of doing ‘lasting damage to fabric of UK society’

Comments come as polls deliver sobering verdict on Scotland’s ruling party as it prepares for conference

The Guardian - UK

VIEWPOINT 2: Immigration may play a more important role in the midterms than you think

After Barack Obama’s victory in the 2008 presidential election, many political experts expected increasing immigration would hand Democrats consistent electoral victories in the future.

Tribune News Service

How Liz Truss' awkward Party address gave no hope to struggling families

The Prime Minister’s awkward address to the Party faithful did nothing to bolster her credibility as her leadership of an “amateur and amoral” Government was blasted – by a Tory-linked think tank. It was so bad Betfair cut odds on her leaving No10 this year from 8/1 to 13/2

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The National (Scotland)

Tories to return ZERO Scottish MPs at next election, in double poll whammy

SCOTTISH support for the Tories has collapsed according to two major polling companies – with the party expected to return zero Scottish MPs at…

The Independent UK

Labour hold on to strongest poll lead for more than two decades

There is equally grim news for the Tories when looking at the prime minister’s popularity scores.

Wales Online

Truss heckled as she delivers first conference speech as Tory leader

Ms Truss delivered a warning of 'stormy days' and 'tough times' implying there are difficult decisions and hard times ahead

Wales Online

Truss tanks in poll as YouGov say she is 'more unpopular than Boris Johnson or Jeremy Corbyn ever was'

The new PM has a net favourability rating of minus 59. These are depths not even plumbed by Mr Johnson who hit minus 53 in July at the height of 'Partygate' and two months after publication of Sue Gray's report.

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Liz Truss now more unpopular than Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn

LIZ Truss is already more unpopular than Boris Johnson or Jeremy Corbyn ever were, according to a fresh YouGov poll.

The Independent UK

Majority of Americans want Trump blocked from 2024 run, poll finds

Bump in Republican support after Mar-a-Lago search also dissipating

Tribune News Service

Truss should resign as UK prime minister, more than half of Brits say

More than half of Britons think Liz Truss should quit as UK premier, according to a YouGov poll that adds to her woes less than a month into the job.

Daily Mirror

More than half of voters say Liz Truss's economic plans will wreck the country

The exclusive Deltapoll survey for the Mirror shows just 27% support scrapping the cap on bankers’ bonuses and only 17% back abolishing the top rate on income tax.

Wales Online

The Welsh Tory MPs who would lose their seats if an election was held now

Nine out of 14 Tory MPs would lose their seats in Wales, according to recent polls and projections

The Independent UK

Labour enjoys highest opinion poll ratings for more than 20 years

The party has now been ahead of the Tories for nine months.

Evening Standard

Emily Sheffield: Voters are unlikely to forget Liz Truss’s gamble with Britain’s economy

“Are you ashamed of what you’ve done?” This was just one of many barbed questions the Prime Minster had to face down yesterday in a painful round of regional BBC interviews. This was planned to persuade the country and allay fears. Instead, it was a car crash. Anxiety in the…

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