tap here to listen on your favourite podcast app<\/a>.<\/b><\/p>\nDefence Secretary John Healey<\/b><\/p>\n
He is the most popular member of the cabinet among the wider public, with a -10 approval rating.<\/p>\n
He is also popular among Labour voters, with a +2 approval rating – although ranks eighth overall.<\/p>\n
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson<\/b><\/p>\n
She is also popular (relatively speaking) among the public, with an approval rating of -14.<\/p>\n
Labour voters put her on +2 – but she ranks down in seventh overall.<\/p>\n
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy<\/b><\/p>\n
The culture secretary is in third place in the wider public cabinet rankings, sitting on -15.<\/p>\n
She drops to fifth among Labour voters, with an approval rating of +5.<\/p>\n
Health Secretary Wes Streeting<\/b><\/p>\n
He comes in fourth among the wider public, with an approval of -16.<\/p>\n
Labour voters are less keen on him, ranking him down in sixth, with a +4 approval rating.<\/p>\n
Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall<\/b><\/p>\n
Cuts to welfare always prove controversial among Labour voters, and that bears out in the numbers, where she is ranked down in 10th with a rating of -4, only above Rachel Reeves.<\/p>\n
But the wider public don’t have quite such a negative view compared to other cabinet ministers, putting her in fifth on -18.<\/p>\n
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper<\/b><\/p>\n
Cooper is ranked in sixth among the wider public, with a rating of +11 – and Labour voters give her the same score, putting her in third<\/p>\n
Foreign Secretary David Lammy<\/b><\/p>\n
The foreign secretary is not popular among either the wider public or Labour voters.<\/p>\n
He is in seventh among Britons generally, with a rating of -25, and is one of just three cabinet ministers that Labour voters have a net negative view of, putting him on -1.<\/p>\n
Energy Secretary Ed Miliband<\/b><\/p>\n
The former party leader still ranks fairly highly among Labour voters, who rank him in fourth, with a +9 favourability rating.<\/p>\n
Deputy PM Angela Rayner<\/b><\/p>\n
Although she declared to Sky News that she will “never” seek the Labour leadership, she is the most popular cabinet minister among her party’s voters. She has a favourability of +14.<\/p>\n
But among the public at large, she ranks third from the bottom on -31.<\/p>\n
PM Sir Keir Starmer<\/b><\/p>\n
The prime minister is popular among his own party, ranking behind his deputy in second place on +11.<\/p>\n
But the public do not like him at all, giving him a favourability rating of -40.<\/p>\n
Chancellor Rachel Reeves<\/b><\/p>\n
It will not shock you to learn that Reeves is the most unpopular member of the cabinet.<\/p>\n
The public put her on -46, and even her own party views her the most unfavourably, giving her a score of -11.<\/p>\n
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