Labour MPs and unions are pressuring the government to legislate for a stricter cap on political party donations
Nigel Farage’s unfavourability rating has hit a 10-year high, polling from YouGov suggests.
YouGov says this is the worst unfavourability rating it has recorded for Farage since it has been running this tracker.
In the aftermath of Reform UK’s annual conference, which was partly overshadowed by further allegations surrounding donations to the party, almost seven in ten Britons (69%) say they have an unfavourable opinion of Nigel Farage. While this is within the margin of error of last month’s figure (67%), it is the highest figure recorded by our tracker for Farage in the 10 years it has run.
This includes nearly six in ten Britons (57%) seeing Farage very unfavourably, relative to no more than 50% having a negative view – to any degree – of the other four major party leaders.
The post Richard Tice accuses Labour of ‘trying to change rules retrospectively’ after Reform receive £72m in donations – UK politics live appeared first on World news | The Guardian.