Labour has moved into an 11-point lead over the Conservatives, according to the latest opinion poll. The survey by ComRes for the Independent put Ed Miliband's Opposition up six points on 44% and David Cameron's Tories down two at 33%. That is the biggest such advantage since the 2010 general election and would produce a Labour majority of 116 at a general election, the polling firm calculated. The Liberal Democrats dropped three points to 12%. According to the survey, two thirds (67%) of voters - including 40% of Tory backers - believe the Prime Minister and Chancellor George Osborne are "out of touch with ordinary people". It found 46% agreed the Tory/Lib Dem coalition Government was "broadly competent" despite making some mistakes, with 48% disagreeing. ComRes interviewed 1,003 adults by telephone between October 26-29. | 
