MORI show Labour dipping into the teens

The record for Labour's lowest ever score in the polls seems to be getting broken anew every time a new poll comes out. Ipsos MORI's monthly political monitor has been released as has topline figures, with changes from their last poll, of CON 40%(-1), LAB 18%(-10!), LDEM 18%(-4).

As with other recent Westminster polls, there is a high level of support for "other" parties. Here it is divided between 6% for the Greens, 7% for UKIP, 4% for the BNP and 4% for the SNP & PC.

Sadly MORI do not appear to have asked a European voting intention question as part of this

poll.

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