Lee Anderson dismisses Andy Burnham's 'bounce' in the polls as a 'sigh of relief' from Britons

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Andy Burnham's "bounce" in the polls has been brutally dismissed by Lee Anderson as a "sigh of relief" from Britons.Speaking to GB News, the Chairman of Reform UK declared it is an "anybody but Sir Keir Starmer bounce".A new poll by Find Out Now has placed Labour hot on Reform UK's heels at 21 per cent, with Nigel Farage's party sitting at 24 per cent, down three percentage points from last week.The Conservatives remain unchanged in the poll, flatlining at 18 per cent.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Reacting to Andy Burnham's surge in the polls, Mr Anderson told GB News that he "isn't worried" about the growth in popularity.He said: "Let's be honest, I don't think it is a Burnham bounce, I think it's an 'anybody but Sir Keir Starmer' bounce."I think if GB News's Christopher Hope had marched into No10, there's probably going to be a 20 point rise in the poll.

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