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Revealed: Andy Burnham’s Route to Victory

On Wednesday, a More in Common poll showed Labour leading with 26 per cent of the vote, while the Conservatives edged into second place with 23 per cent, pushing Reform into third at 22 per cent.
Reform's decline follows a Metropolitan Police investigation into the party's finances, launched after an undercover report appeared to show senior figures discussing how to disguise foreign donations.
Nigel Farage, who admitted the donation scandal shows his party 'will make mistakes,' faces record-high disapproval, with 69 per cent of Britons holding an unfavourable opinion of the Reform leader.
While Prime Minister Andy Burnham maintains a 'comfortable' approval rating of +10, the Liberal Democrats follow with 11 per cent, the Greens with 8 per cent, and Restore Britain with 6 per cent.
This result marks Reform's joint-lowest polling in 18 months, representing a significant fall from grace for a party that enjoyed 30-point popularity levels last year before being dogged by controversy.

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