In a surprising turn of events, a recent YouGov poll has revealed that the Reform party is now just two points behind the Conservative party in the upcoming 2024 general election. This news comes as a significant blow to Rishi Sunak and his party, as they face unexpected competition from Nigel Farage's Reform party for Tory seats. Farage's decision to run in the election has added a new dynamic to the political landscape, potentially reshaping the traditional voting patterns and alliances. The race for the 2024 general election is heating up, with the Reform party emerging as a serious contender against the long-standing dominance of the Conservative party.

Members of a Tory Facebook group were not impressed by Rishi Sunak's performance in a recent debate, despite him narrowly winning a YouGov poll on the debate. Many Tory members did not feel convinced by Sunak's performance during the debate.

In the latest developments of the general election, Chancellor Rishi Sunak has revealed plans for an immigration cap, while Labour leader Keir Starmer has promised that GB Energy will "close the door on Putin." The Conservative party is reeling from Nigel Farage's announcement, and a recent YouGov poll suggests that Labour is on course for its largest majority in a century.