Campaign catchup: Farage running, Starmer bombing, Sunak sinking

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

38% : It's Kemi Badenoch, who accused the Today programme's Mishal Husain of "trying to trivialise what is a very serious issue" by asking her for details of how proposed changes to the Equality Act would work, and said "it is trivial, it is unserious" to ask if Liz Truss should have gone on a podcast whose host has joked about whether he would rape Labour's Jess Phillips.
38% : She also accused Times Radio host Stig Abell of bringing her on his show under "false pretences" because he asked her about social care.
34% : Last week, Nigel Farage said he wouldn't be running for election for Reform UK because he had decided that the US election was more important, and Donald Trump needed his help.

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