Reform UK Surges in Polls Amid Labour Decline

Reform UK, led by Nigel Farage, has seen a significant surge in support, overtaking Labour in a recent poll with 24% compared to Labour's 23%. This dramatic shift has led Reform UK Chairman Zia Yusuf to predict that Farage will become the next Prime Minister, citing the party's growth from 8% support and 15,000 members last year to current polling and over 100,000 members. Meanwhile, Labour's popularity has plummeted, raising concerns about its future under Keir Starmer, who has faced criticism for failing to deliver on promises post-election. Analysts note that the rise of Reform UK could force Labour or the Conservatives to reconsider their leadership to regain voter confidence. However, some skepticism remains regarding how a party with only five MPs can transition to a majority at the next election. The political landscape is shifting as dissatisfaction with immigration and government performance grows.