Polling numbers "do not point to re-election" for the Conservatives. That's the view of one prominent pollster as the latest figures continued to make grim reading for the Government.
A survey carried out by Ipsos shows more than half the public has an unfavourable view of the Tories - and even leader Rishi Sunak's own personal popularity is slipping. A poll of 1,000 British adults, carried out between November 25 and 28, found 29% had a favourable opinion of Mr Sunak, down from 34% in October.
Some 39% said they had an unfavourable view, only slightly up from 38%. He remains slightly behind Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer, who polled 32% favourable and 38% unfavourable.
