Voters' impressions of the new PM have improved since July 4, a poll survey by Ipsos found. Some 40% saying they had a favourable view of Sir Keir, six points up on the last week of the campaign.
Sir Keir Starmer is experiencing 'something of a honeymoon period' with the public, seeing a surge in popularity sinc ehe entered No10.
But there appears to be little post-election sympathy for former PM Rishi Sunak. His popularity with the public has changed little since he led the Tories to a major defeat. Ipsos director of politics Keiran Pedley said: 'These findings suggest something of a honeymoon period for Keir Starmer, with more Britons favourable towards him than before the general election and Britons more likely to expect his Government to change things for the better than worse.'
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