Where does Labour's 'doom loop' lead to? LBC callers debate
September 28, 2025
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as posted by the channelCan Labour put a stop to its ‘doom loop’ as new polling reveals Nigel Farage is on his way to becoming the next Prime Minister?
Ali Miraj spoke to LBC callers to get their view:
Keir Starmer is also vulnerable to a leadership challenge from Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham.
According to exclusive LBC polling, if there was a General Election today, Farage’s Reform would win 293 seats, Labour would win 191 seats, the Liberal Democrats would win 63 seats, the Conservatives would win 42 seats, the SNP would win 30 seats and the Greens would win six seats.
The polling also finds 13 Cabinet ministers would lose their seats to Reform UK, including the Chancellor Rachel Reeves, the Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper, the Chief Secretary to the Prime Minister Darren Jones, the Defence Secretary John Healey and the Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson.
It also found that in 92% of constituencies, more people feel worse off than better or the same as last year.
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