British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservative Party has extended its ...
Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson gestures during the launch of a general campaign poster at the Kent Showground in Detling, Kent, Britain, December 6, 2019. REUTERS/Peter Nicholls/Pool
LONDON - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Conservative Party has extended its lead slightly over the opposition Labour Party to nine points, up from eight a week ago, according to a poll by Panelbase. The Conservatives were on 43%, up one point from the polling firm’ survey last week, with Labour unchanged on 34%, Panelbase said on Friday.
The Liberal Democrats were also unchanged on 13% and the Brexit Party was down one point on 3%, although it had 7% support in the seats where it is fielding a candidate.Reporting by William Schomberg; editing by Paul Sandle
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