A poll has put the Labour Party two points ahead of Theresa May's Conservatives, after the Prime Minister was hit by a damaging row and resignations over her Brexit plan. The YouGov poll put Labour on 39%, unchanged since a week before, while the Conservatives dropped two points to 37%. In an interview with Sky News, Mr Corbyn said he would not be "bullied into resigning" if MPs voted against his plan for Britain to leave the European Union. Just 13% think the government is handling Brexit well, with 75% saying it is doing so badly.
A poll has put the Labour Party two points ahead of Theresa May's Conservatives, after the Prime Minister was hit by a damaging row and resignations over her Brexit plan. The YouGov poll put Labour on 39%, unchanged since a week before, while the Conservatives dropped two points to 37%. In a further blow to May, the proportion of people who think she should resign has risen to 43%, up from 32% in November of last year. Just 13% think the government is handling Brexit well, with 75% saying it is doing so badly.