A new "mega poll" has projected an election tomorrow would see Reform UK slip from pole position to third, with Labour the largest party.
The YouGov poll, carried out for Sky News and The Times, suggests that while Labour would win the most seats, the party would fall short of an overall majority, creating a hung parliament.
Sky reports Labour would need the help of more than one other party in order to create a statistical majority in the House of Commons.
The poll suggests Labour would win 241 seats, the Conservatives 130, Reform 123, Liberal Democrats 71, the SNP 48, Plaid Cymru 15 and the Greens 9.
The poll demonstrates the political rollercoaster the UK has been experiencing in recent years, with the dramatic collapse and partial recovery of the Labour party and the rise and fall of Reform.
A similar poll a year ago suggested a large number of seats won by Labour in the 2024 election would then have been converted to Reform seats, but now, with Burnham in the no.10 hotseat, the latest poll shows Labour would win back approximately half of those seats.