Multiple outlets report that Labour moves ahead of Reform UK in the latest voter intention polling. Left Foot Forward says Labour overtakes Reform and records the party’s largest lead since March 2025, while another Left Foot Forward post describes the result as adding to “consistent evidence” of a “Burnham bounce.” The Guardian also reports Labour leads Reform in a voter intention poll for the first time since March 2025, citing a four-point increase for Labour to 28% and a four-point decrease for Reform to 24%. The reporting links the shift to momentum following Andy Burnham’s first week as prime minister, along with the wider political news environment affecting Reform in recent weeks. The Guardian notes that Reform and Nigel Farage have faced several negative headlines, including issues involving undeclared gifts and donations, an adviser described as a convicted fraudster, and a by-election portrayed as disorderly. Across the articles, the central agreement is that the poll shows Labour in front, with specified percentage figures and a lead not seen in the same period since March 2025.