1/ And breathe. Interest rate hikes, new fossil fuel contracts and "death trap" refugee barges… UK politics eh? Oh, and Labour now has a 22-point lead in our voter intention tracker.

🔴 Lab 47% (-1)
🔵 Con 25% (NC)
🟠 LD 11% (+1)
🟡 SNP 3% (NC)
⚪ Ref 7% (+1)
🟢 Green 5% (-1) 2/ Like our bank balance after the latest rate rise, the Prime Minister’s net approval rating is well in the red. He’s now at -20.

👍 Approve: 25% (-1)
👎 Disapprove: 45% (NC)
🤷 Neither: 29% (NC)

1/ Hello! Labour’s lead in the polls has dropped by 3 to 20 points according to this week’s voter intention survey. NB: this was conducted BEFORE Dominic Raab’s resignation.

🔴 Lab 47% (-1)
🔵 Con 27% (+2)
🟠 LD 7% (-2)
🟡 SNP 4% (NC)
⚪ Ref 7% (NC)
🟢 Green 6% (+1) 2/ The Prime Minister’s latest approval ratings are in – and he’s still running at a net negative, although he gained a point this week and now sits on -4.

👍 Approve: 34% (+3)
👎 Disapprove: 38% (+2)
🤷 Don’t know: 28% (-4)

1/ In a week where the UK marked the third anniversary of Brexit, we wanted to get a taste of how the UK public think it’s gone.

* Spoiler alert: it’s not going well *

What does it mean for voter intention and the PM’s approval rating? Join us for our Brexitversary special… 2/ First, let’s get the voter intention tracker done... Labour held its 24pt lead over the Tories but dropped a couple of points - despite a week of bleak headlines for the Gov:

🔴 LAB 48% (-2)
🔵 CON 24 (-2)
🟠 LIBDEM 9% (+2)
🟡 SNP 4% (+1)
⚪️ REFORM 6% (-1)
🟢 GREEN 5% (-1)

1/ It’s that time! We reveal how voters responded to the melting pot of politics and the week’s hottest topics:

💵 Nadim Zahawi tax
🇪🇺 Brexit
↗️ Levelling Up
📉The PM’s performance

Get your dancing shoes on. We're like the Pan's People of Polling (yeah, yeah, we’re that old) 2/ Kicking off this week, Labour stay at No. 1 in the charts with 50% of the vote in consecutive weeks for the 1st time since we started polling. A 24-point lead over the Tories:

🔴 Lab 50% (NC)
🔵 Con 26% (+2)
🟠 LibDem 7% (-1)
🟡 SNP 3% (-1)
⚪️ Ref 7% (+2)
🟢 Grn 6% (+1)

A little bit of a bombshell to start our poll ... of those who would vote to re-join the EU in another referendum, the picture is dramatic:

🇪🇺 48% happy to re-join with the Euro as currency
🇬🇧 27% only re-join if we keep Sterling
⛔️ 19% not happy to re-join if Euro adopted

1/10 We asked all panelists if they’d be willing to adopt the Euro as a requirement of re-joining the EU. Out of all respondents:

24% happy to re-join with the Euro as currency
13% would only re-join if we keep Sterling
9% not happy to re-join if the Euro had to be adopted

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