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It may all make for a logistical nightmare, but Londoners agree - Hampstead Heath (61%) is Taylor Swift’s best date of those listed in her new track, London Boy yougov.co.uk/topics/enterta…
The most popular dates featured in Taylor Swift’s new track ‘London Boy’ (according to Londoners):
Hampstead Heath: 61%
Walk and a drink in Soho: 60%
High tea in the West End: 55%
yougov.co.uk/topics/enterta…
…And the least popular:
Shopping in Hackney: 11%
Watching rugby in the pub: 12%
Brixton night out: 23%
yougov.co.uk/topics/enterta…
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Latest Westminster voting intention (30 Sep - 1 Oct)
Con - 34%
Lib Dem - 23%
Lab - 21%
Brexit Party - 12%
Green - 5%
Other - 5%
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Starmer Sticking to Labour Alternative Brexit

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