Labour would lose its majority and there would be a hung parliament if a general election was held again today, according to a mega-poll. Seat-by-seat analysis from the think tank More in Common for The Sunday Times found Keir Starmer would lose almost 200 seats of the 411 he won just six months ago in his landslide victory.

The poll predicts Labour would come out on top - but with barely a third of the total number of seats - making forming a government difficult.

A new mega poll predicts they would face a wipeout in seats they recently gained if the poll were rerun today, despite securing a landslide on July 4. The party would be predicted to lose some 200 seats,

Britain’s ruling Labour Party would lose nearly 200 seats if elections were held today as the populist Reform UK Party surges, according to a Sunday Times poll.Most Read from BloombergMigrant Crisis Pushed US Homelessness to Record High in 2024Analysis conducted by the More in Common think tank showed Labour would cede the majority it won in July’s elections,

Seven Cabinet Ministers would lose their seats if an election were to be held today, a mega-poll has suggested just six months after the nation went to the polls.