Ed Miliband has faced another attack from a senior Labour figure as a new poll suggests his popularity among voters is at an all-time low. Lord Prescott said the shadow cabinet had "massively failed" to get its message across under his leadership.
Ed Miliband has faced another attack from a senior Labour figure as a new poll suggests his approval rating is at an all-time low.
Former deputy prime minister Lord Prescott has said the shadow cabinet had "massively failed" to get its message across and urged Mr Miliband to get tougher with under-performing shadow ministers.
A ComRes poll for The Independent on Sunday and Sunday Mirror showed just 22% thought Mr Miliband was doing a good job compared to 50% who did not - an approval rating of minus 28.
That is despite Labour gaining a point on 37%, compared to the Conservatives' unchanged score of 28%.
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