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  • Trevor is a Sydney-based consultant who has advised many Australian organisations during the past 12 years on social media, public affairs, issues management and employee communications. He is also a phd student in politics at the University of Sydney. He writes regularly for Crikey on 'spin' and for ABC Unleashed on political and social issues. Trevor worked in government at a senior level in Canberra for nearly a decade and he has a Bachelor of Economics (honours) also from the University of Sydney. mob: 0411 222 681 trevor(dot)cook(at)gmail(dot)com skype: trevor2100

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20 May 2008

Gordon Brown falls behind John Major

Labour's poll rating worst since Thatcher, Guardian/ICM poll shows

Labour support is in freefall, according to a Guardian/ICM poll published today. It shows that the party's position - 14 points behind the Conservatives - is worse than at any time since May 1987, just before Margaret Thatcher won her third election by a landslide.

Public confidence in Labour's ability to govern has dropped heavily on a series of key measures. Voters are also turning their back on Gordon Brown personally: 75% of people who voted Labour in 2005 now think that Tony Blair was a better prime minister. Overall, voters also place Brown as a leader behind Thatcher and even John Major.

It must be time to go for Gordon Brown.

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But there is, quite frankly, no one to replace him.

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