Exclusive: Labour Voters Are The Most Likely To See Christmas As A Religious Festival

Larry the cat, chief mouser to the Cabinet Office, sits by the Christmas tree at 10 Downing Street.

Labour voters are the most likely to see Christmas as primarily a religious festival, according to a new poll.

The survey, by the More in Common think-tank, found that Conservative supporters see it as an opportunity to see family and friends.

Reform UK voters, meanwhile, are most likely to view the yuletide season as a chance to eat and drink.

According to the poll, 29%...