Rishi Sunak's approval ranking has fallen to its lowest stage since he entered No 10, new polling has proven.

A survey from YouGov confirmed the prime minister's web favourability had hit -40, a 6% lower from simply final month, with virtually two-thirds of respondents (65%) having an unfavourable view of the Conservative Party chief, in comparison with 25% with a beneficial one.

And even when it got here to Tory voters, opinions on Mr Sunak have been cut up, with 47% saying they held a beneficial view of the PM and 45% an unfavourable one.

That was a major drop from June, when 51% have been beneficial, in contrast with 40% who felt the other.

The statistics come as Mr Sunak is about to face his remaining Prime Minister's Questions within the Commons right this moment earlier than the summer season recess, having missed the earlier two outings as a result of different commitments.

But in addition they come 24 hours forward of three crunch by-elections, with opposition events hoping to un-seat the Conservatives in Uxbridge and South Ruislip, Selby and Ainsty, and Somerton and Frome.

Results are anticipated to come back within the early hours of Friday morning, so make sure to stick with Sky News for protection on TV and on-line.

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The YouGov polling of two,151 adults earlier this week does not make nice studying for Labour's chief both.

Sir Keir Starmer's approval ranking has dropped from an already unfavourable -14 in June to -22, and whereas 32% had a beneficial view of him, 54% of respondents had an unfavourable one.

Labour voters have been extra supportive of the chief, nevertheless, with 60% having a optimistic opinion of Sir Keir, in contrast with 31% with a unfavourable one.

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