The same poll also found a strong public disapproval of Boris Johnson's handling of the coronavirus crisis.
Labour Party leader Sir Keir Starmer has been enjoying higher approval ratings than the Prime Minister for the past six weeks , a new poll has suggested.
The Conservatives, according to the results published on Saturday, still hold a four-point lead in terms of voting intentions, despite Sir Keir’s public popularity.supports HTML5 videoOut of those polled, 43% said they would vote Tory at the next election, compared to 39% choosing Labour.The poll also found that there is strong public disapproval of the Government’s latest handling of the Covid-19 crisis, with the majority fearing the lockdown is being eased too quickly.
According to Opinium, 54% of people believe the UK is coming out of lockdown too fast – up eight points from last week.
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