Nigel Farage's right-wing Reform UK party overtook Britain's governing Labour Party to become the country's most popular political party in a new poll, reflecting public discontent in Prime Minister Keir Starmer less than seven months into his term.

According to the latest survey by YouGov, the right-wing Reform UK is now just one-point ahead of Labour. Here The Mirror takes a look at some of the party's key policies

LONDON — Nigel Farage’s Reform UK overtook Britain’s Labour government in a national opinion poll for the first time Monday evening, putting them in first place ahead of the main opposition Conservatives. YouGov’s poll, which surveyed 2,223 adults at the start of February, puts Reform UK on 25 percent support.

Reform UK has gone ahead of Labour and the Tories for the first time in a major poll. A survey of Brits’ voting intentions by YouGov, conducted on Sunday and Monday, put the right-wing party on 25%, a point ahead of Labour on 24% and four ahead of the Tories on 21%. The Liberal Democrats have stayed on 14% and the Greens remain on 9%.

If a general election were held tomorrow, 25 percent of British voters would choose Reform, YouGov poll suggests.

The same survey indicated a 3 percentage point swing towards Reform UK from both Labour and the Tories which could result in it securing 169 seats. The YouGov poll suggested Farag

MailOnline looks at the rise of Reform UK, as Nigel Farage's party overtakes Labour on top polling for the first time.The YouGov poll shows that if a General Election were held tomorrow, 25 per cent of British voters would choose Reform.