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Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee comes at a challenging time for Britain's monarchy

Queen Elizabeth II is marking 70 years on the throne, but recent years have been bumpy for the British monarchy. Public support for the institution has fallen, even as the queen remains popular.

WEKU

Biden leads Trump in 2024 poll despite flagging approval rating

Former president is considered de facto frontrunner for 2024 GOP nomination

The Independent UK

Harry and Meghan's popularity hits record low ahead of Queen's Jubilee, poll shows

According to a new poll by YouGov, almost two-thirds of adults in the UK (63 per cent) hold a negative view of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle - a record low in its polling

Daily Mirror

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Just 9% of young people say monarchy makes Britain great as NHS tops survey

With the Platinum Jubilee days away, a YouGov poll has shown that only 9% of young people think that the monarchy is what makes the country great with the NHS and the British countryside most popular

Daily Mirror

New poll suggests five Greater Manchester Conservative MPs would lose their seats in General Election

Among the seats predicted to swing to Labour are the high profile Conservative gains of Leigh and Heywood and Middleton

Manchester Evening News

Tories set to lose seat in key battleground constituency near Bristol, says YouGov

YouGov predicts that if a general election were held today (May 29), Labour would lead in Filton and Bradley Stoke

Bristol Post

Tories could lose all their new 'Red Wall' seats in the North East at next election, poll claims

In the aftermath of the Sue Gray report and amid a cost of living crisis, Conservative support seems to be falling

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Could Boris Johnson lose his seat in the next election?

It would have been unimaginable for previous leaders, but polls suggest the prime minister is in serious danger of losing his constituency

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson set to lose seat in election pasting as poll predicts 85 key Tory losses

It comes amid rising concern among Conservative MPs that Mr Johnson’s premiership is not salvageable - and he may take them all down with him

Daily Mirror

Tory rebellion against Boris Johnson grows as David Davis warns of electoral losses

The number of Conservative MPs stating they have no confidence in the Prime Minister has mounted since the publication of Sue Gray’s partygate report

The Independent UK

Tory rebellion against Boris Johnson grows as senior figure warns of electoral losses

DISCONTENT in the Conservative ranks is growing because MPs fear they may lose their seats over the Downing Street lockdown parties fallout, a…

The National (Scotland)

Tory rebellion against Johnson grows as senior figure warns of electoral losses - OLD

The number of Conservative MPs stating they have no confidence in the Prime Minister has mounted since the publication of Sue Gray’s partygate report.

The Independent UK

Tory MP accuses Johnson of misleading Parliament over Downing Street parties

More backbenchers have come forward to declare they no longer have confidence in the Prime Minister following the publication of the Sue Gray report.

The Independent UK

Conservatives would hold just three out of 88 battleground seats if election held now, poll suggests

Boris Johnson’s seat of Uxbridge and South Ruislip is among those likely fall to Labour control, the survey found

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Edinburgh Live

Most Scots back keeping Trident after independence, poll finds

A YouGov poll for The Times has revealed that a majority of Scots would back keeping Trident at Faslane if Scotland were to become independent from the United Kingdom.

Wales Online

Boris Johnson shifts to cost of living crisis response after partygate report

A snap poll from YouGov suggested three in five Britons want the Prime Minister to quit over partygate

The Independent UK

NHS lacks enough staff and equipment to give adequate cancer care, says survey

YouGov carried out the research of people on behalf of Cancer Research UK.

Wales Online

What the latest polling says about Boris Johnson's chance of survival

It doesn't make pretty reading for the Prime Minister

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The National (Scotland)

Majority of people believe Boris Johnson should resign, new poll finds

A MAJORITY of people in the UK have said Prime Minister Boris Johnson should resign amid the partygate scandal, a snap opinion poll has suggested.

The Independent UK

Three in five Britons say Boris Johnson should resign, poll finds

A total of 2,748 people were surveyed on Wednesday.

The National (Scotland)

John Curtice's indyref2 warning to Nicola Sturgeon as poll puts Yes at 45 per cent

PROFESSOR Sir John Curtice has issued a warning to the First Minister after a new poll suggested support for Scottish independence stands at 45 per…

Daily Record

New Scottish independence poll shows 55% of Scots back staying in Union

YouGov's new survey on the day Nicola Sturgeon became Scotland's longest serving First Minister shows that when "don't knows" are excluded 55 per cent of Scots back staying in the union.

Manchester Evening News

Half of UK drivers would like to see older motorists banned from the roads - with compulsory retests at 60, claims study

The research by CarTakeBack.com and YouGov found that most people believe “older drivers don’t have fast enough reaction times.”

The New Daily

Let’s face it – we’re addicted to polls, even if they’ve got things so wrong in the past

CAMPAIGN DIARY: Dennis Atkins lays out a guide to what the polls have told us and what we might learn in the last hours of this exhausting campaign.

The New Daily

Morrison’s whistle-stops span the nation, but five MPs were left to fight their own battles

Prime Minister Scott Morrison's conspicuous absence from five battleground seats has underscored his greatest challenge this election.

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