Two thirds of Conservative to Reform UK defectors could be open to returning to the party

But half of the public feel recent rise in claimants is not due to genuine health problems

Only on immigration is any party seen as best placed to handle the issue by more than quarter of Britons

A belief that Labour have broken or not delivered on their promises is the top motivation for defecting to a different party

YouGov looks at how the country would vote today, across factors from gender, age, education, class, income, housing tenure and previous voting record

Three quarters of Britons still think assisted dying should be legal in principle, with 72% supporting Kim Leadbeater’s proposals

Keir Starmer and Kemi Badenoch’s figures recover after falling to record lows last month

While 64% of Britons currently trying to lose weight believe weight loss jabs are acceptable, just 35% would be willing to use them or have done so already

Half of Britons remember Colin Firth’s Mr Darcy emerging wet-shirted from a lake, even though it never happened

Labour voters say they would prefer the government to avoid cuts to services, even if that means increases to taxes or borrowing