The upcoming bans on disposable vapes and smoking for those born after 2008 are key drivers of this resentment.
One in five 2024 Labour voters say they have become more likely to vote for Reform, says a poll for the Adam Smith Institute.
They say its leader Nigel Farage is more “fun”, “tells it how it is” and better “understands working people”.
Some 44% said the Government has too much say over personal freedoms, while a majority agreed Labour “loves to ban things people enjoy”.
Reform UK by contrast is seen by voters as the party that is most fun.
Attacking
The free-market think tank's Maxwell Marlow said: “The British public clearly think that the Government is trying to regulate the fun ou...
One in five 2024 Labour voters say they have become more likely to vote for Reform, says a poll for the Adam Smith Institute.
They say its leader Nigel Farage is more “fun”, “tells it how it is” and better “understands working people”.
Some 44% said the Government has too much say over personal freedoms, while a majority agreed Labour “loves to ban things people enjoy”.
Reform UK by contrast is seen by voters as the party that is most fun.
Attacking
The free-market think tank's Maxwell Marlow said: “The British public clearly think that the Government is trying to regulate the fun ou...
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