Asked to name the Government’s biggest mistakes the winter fuel allowance restrictions come on top. In terms of biggest success handling of the riots, clamping down on water companies and launching GB Energy are the top achievements selected.

The migration one is interesting because my understanding from civil servants I know is that deportations and extraditions of foreign offenders and those refused leave has actually gone up a lot since Yvette took over.

Understandably, the WFA comes put on top as Gov't biggest mistake, but did the public really expect that immigration levels and the NHS would be fixed after 100 days!?

GB Energy thought to be a success because it’s interpreted as a crackdown on energy companies or as a green investment?

This question on policies/actions could have been a tad more neutral.

We repeated our blunder barometer from the election to find out which perceived missteps had highest cut through/negative perception. Winter Fuel Allowance had highest cut through, WFA it and freebies have highest reflects badly (Sunak leaving D-Day left in for comparison)