This week, the gap between the two main parties has widened by four percentage points. #deltapolloftheday

Labour are also up when it comes to who is perceived to be best for the British economy. The gap between the main parties is 13 percentage points, which is up from a 6 percentage point lead last week. Come back next week for updates on all of our trackers. #deltapolloftheday

This week sees the gap in net approval for the two leaders widen by 12 percentage points, from 10 to 22 percentage points. #deltapolloftheday

This week, the gap between The Labour Party and Conservatives widens by eight percentage points. #deltapolloftheday

Labour are 6 percentage points ahead of the Conservatives when it comes to who is perceived to be best for the British economy. This is down from a 12 percentage point lead last week. Come back next week for updates on all of our trackers. #deltapolloftheday

This week sees net approval for both leaders in negative numbers. The gap between the two party leaders has dropped from 18 percentage points down to 10. #deltapolloftheday

The Labour Party and Liberal Democrats are down one percentage point each since our results last week. Conservatives have seen an increase of two percentage points over the past week. #deltapolloftheday

The gap between net approval for the two leaders has grown by 5 points in the last 2 weeks. Come back later today to see more updates on our weekly trackers. #deltapolloftheday

The Labour Party down four points, since our last set of results, 2 weeks ago. Liberal Democrats have also seen an uptick of four points. Come back later today for more updates on our weekly trackers. #deltapolloftheday

Perceived economic competence for the Conservatives increases by 4 points compared to last week, to 36%. Full results on our website. #deltapolloftheday

The gap between net approval of the two party leaders shrinks from 16 points last week to 13 points this week. #deltapolloftheday

The Labour Party up to forty-seven points this week. Come back later today for more updates on our weekly trackers. #deltapolloftheday

Labour are ten points ahead of the Conservatives when it comes to perceived economic competence, up from nine points last week. Come back next week for updates on all of our trackers. #deltapolloftheday

Love them or loathe them, the juries have an important role to play in who wins this year's Eurovision Song Contest Song Contest. How important do GB respondents think their points should be? #deltapolloftheday #Eurovision2023

A quarter of GB respondents have heard Mae Muller's entry for the UK into this year's Eurovision Song Contest. #deltapolloftheday #Eurovision2023

Earlier this year, there were discussions over whether certain entries were "too political", and referenced the Russian leader Vladimir Putin. We asked respondents for their views on how the competition should respond to political songs. (3/3) #deltapolloftheday

... and what they think the acts should be like. #deltapolloftheday (2/2)

The gap between perceived economic competence of the two parties also grows this week, widening from three points last week to nine. Come back next week for updates on all of our trackers. #deltapolloftheday

The gap between the perceived economic competence of the two parties shrinks from six points last week to three this week. Come back next week for updates on all of our trackers. #deltapolloftheday

Perceived economic competence of Rishi Sunak and Jeremy Hunt compared to Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves sees the Labour front bench six points above the Conservatives. Come back next week for updates on all of our trackers. #deltapolloftheday