Conservative Party Faces Historic Defeat in Next Election, Poll Suggests

A new poll forecasts the Conservative Party could be reduced to under 100 MPs, while Labour is projected to secure a landslide victory with a 286-seat majority.

A new poll suggests the Conservative Party could be reduced to fewer than 100 MPs at the next general election, facing their worst result in history.
Labour is projected to win a landslide victory with 468 seats, leading to a 286-seat majority over the Conservatives.
Cabinet ministers acknowledge the public has 'stopped listening' to the Tories, with some suggesting an early general election might be the party's best hope.
Several senior Conservative MPs, including potential leadership contenders, are at risk of losing their seats according to the poll.
Reform UK, led by Richard Tice, is predicted to come second in seven seats, posing a significant threat to the Conservative Party.