'Reform would win 67 Labour seats if election held now'

NIGEL Farage's Reform UK Party would take 67 seats from Labour if the general election were held today, a super-poll has suggested.

- Steph Spyro

Britons heading to the ballot now would see Sir Keir Starmer's Labour losing nearly 200 seats just five months after their poll victory in July.

The next election is not due to be held until 2029, which means it is far too early to predict what would happen on polling day.

But these results show the increasing headache posed by Reform to Labour and the Conservatives.

The analysis, by the think tank More in Common, suggested Labour would win 228 seats, the Conservatives 222 and Reform 72.

The Liberal Democrats would win 58 seats, with the SNP on 37 and the Green party on two.