article_snippet.sent: not Tories are inching ahead of Labour as Nigel Farage starts to peel off Ed Miliband’s supporters.
article_snippet.sent: The Conservatives are on 33 points, followed by Labour on 30, Ukip 18 and the Lib Dems 9 –
article_snippet.sent: Intriguingly, there are signs that Labour, and not the Tories, is at risk from Farage’s Ukip.
article_snippet.sent: In the past three weeks, Ukip support has risen by five points, with a corresponding four-point fall in backing for Labour.
article_snippet.sent: Furthermore, not Tories could benefit from Ukip voters returning to not Tories as a result of the ‘Red Ed and Nicola the Nat’ factor.
article_snippet.sent: By a margin of nearly two to one, the public believes Cameron’s claim that the Prime Minister was to blame for the deaths of nearly 1,000 migrants from Libya in the Mediterranean showed that the Labour leader was ‘unfit to be PM’.
article_snippet.sent: Voters believe that if the Tories win the General Election on May 7, the UK economy is more likely to grow over the next five years; taxes and unemployment will be lower; the country will be safer; welfare abuse will be curbed and people will be generally better off.
article_snippet.sent: Labour won on two counts: better schools and hospitals and fewer food banks.
highlights_snippet.sent: Ukip has been gaining support from former Labour voters and not Tories .
  