BRITS have backed Nigel Farage as the most favourable leading politician pulling ahead of his frontline rivals, polling shows.
The Reform UK chief recorded a 31 per cent favourability rating giving him a big advantage of Sir Keir Starmer.
But some 46 per cent say they have an unfavourable opinion of Mr Farage – giving him a net score of minus 15 points.
But the public overall has a negative view of leading politicians and parties, the survey reveals.
The figures from the Ipsos show that Sir Keir Starmer holds a net favourability rating of minus 34 points.
Just over a fifth, some 21 per cent, give him a favourable record some seven months into his job as Prime Minister – but 55 per cent give the opposite view.
His net rating is down by five points compared to last month amid the fall out from national insurance hike and ending the universal winter fuel payments.
