Tories dealing with common election defeat worse than 1997 wipeout | EUROtoday

Good night. The Conservative Party is on the right track to endure a good worse common election consequence than in 1997, in response to a serious new ballot which steered Labour might safe a 154 seat majority.

Elsewhere, the NHS ready checklist could possibly be two million folks longer than beforehand thought, new information from the Office of National Statistics suggests.

Tories dealing with common election defeat worse than 1997 wipeout, main ballot finds

A YouGov projection based mostly on a survey of 18,761 folks carried out between March 7-27 steered Labour would safe 403 seats if a contest have been held tomorrow. But the Tories can be in a distant second place with simply 155 seats. That can be even worse than the 165 it secured beneath Sir John Major in 1997.

NHS ready checklist could possibly be two million longer than thought