Labour risks losing a number of urban target seats as loyal Left-wing voters turn their backs on the party, experts have warned.
With some Muslim and younger voters put off Sir Keir Starmer’s party as a result of its stance on Gaza and Net Zero issues, Labour may even lose two seats it won in 2019.
Labour is predicted to win a landslide victory according to most polling, with The Telegraph’s poll tracker putting them consistently 20 points ahead of the Conservatives.
According to a seat-by-seat YouGov poll, Labour is now projected to win more than 400 seats, with the Tories set to face their worst general election wipeout on record.
But it also predicted Labour could lose two seats it held in 2019 under Jeremy Corbyn and there are up to a dozen on the party’s target list they may also struggle to win.