RISHI Sunak has been urged by even moderate Conservatives to get tough on human rights - as a painful poll put the Tories 21 points behind.Worryingly for No10, which is hoping to build an election fight back based on undecided voters, eight in 10 say they are now unlikely to change their minds by polling day.
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Sir Jake told the show: "Polls have been turned around very quickly so my advice to the Prime Minister would be if he is listening, hello Rishi, absolutely, we can do this Prime Minister.” The polling also revealed that Rishi Sunak is a drag on the party’s fortunes with 46% saying he’s not an asset to the Tory party with only 32% saying he does help the party.
This could involve issues like freedom of speech, the right to a fair trial, privacy rights, and protection from torture or discrimination. The Tories are polling twenty points behind on helping working people even thought they reduced the levy by 2p in November’sSir Keir Starmer’s party also out-scored the Tories on stopping small boat crossings by 31% to 28%.