Labour has a 36-point lead over the Conservatives, according to a staggering new poll.
The survey - conducted after Liz Truss sacked her Chancellor in a bid to save her premiership - showed Labour on 56% and the Tories trailing way behind with the support of just 20% of those polled.
Pollsters Redfield & Wilton Strategies said it is the largest lead for any party since October 1997 - just months after Sir Tony Blair's landslide election victory that ushered in a Labour government.
