Not only are his closest allies telling Brown that he time is very nearly up, but so is the electorate.
The survey by ComRes shows that David Cameron is seen as the best Prime Minister for Britain, as more likeable than Gordon Brown and as having the best frontbench team...
The most striking finding is that 48 per cent of the public agree with the statement that "it's time for change and the next government should be a Conservative one", while only 36 per cent would prefer a Labour administration to a Tory one. (The Independent)
This surely is very bad news for the future of Gordon Brown and this Labour government. But a very very good news for the Conservatives.
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24 December 2007
Time For A Change Of Government
Voters believe it is "time for change" and that the next government should be a Conservative one, according to an opinion poll for The Independent.
So 48% agree that the next government should be a Conservative one. Also, 51% to 31% regard David Cameron as the more likeable of the party leaders, and that Cameron "has a big lead in every demographic and region except Scotland, where Mr Brown is narrowly ahead (by 46 per cent to 43 per cent)." That's a big lead in every demographic and region except Scotland.
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