When even Surrey's middle classes are this angry with the Tories, you know it's all gone wrong for Sunak | John Harris

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : What really runs deep, moreover, are shared ideals about business and success, which surely stand in sharp contrast to a ruling party now defined by incompetence, dogma and the dire economic results of our exit from the EU.
51% : Life there looked largely easy: a seemingly bustling high street, enviably large houses and the sense of a corner of the country little used to political ruptures.
17% : If the next week sees Reform UK overtake the Conservative party in the polls, the siren voices gathered around the Mail, Telegraph and GB News will presumably insist that the answer lies in more populism and shrillness, and some deranged political realignment whereby Faragism will come to define the Tory soul, much as Donald Trump has taken over the Republican party.

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