The Sunday Telegraph reported that two polls published on Saturday evening give the Conservatives a commanding lead over Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party. The newspaper said it suggested Johnson's hardline stance on Brexit is cutting through to voters.

The Conservatives are up three points to 35 percent in the latest Opinium poll, with Labour trailing in second place on 25 percent. The minority Liberal Democrats are on 17 percent.

The Telegraph said that while Johnson's own approval ratings have fallen slightly, from 41 percent to 36 percent, he still enjoys a dominant lead over Corbyn, with just 16 percent of respondents considering the Labour leader to be a better candidate for prime minister.

The latest survey also appeared to show that a plurality of voters support Johnson's Brexit strategy, with 37 percent stating that they approved of his handling of the Brexit process, while only 17 percent backed Corbyn's approach.

A poll by YouGov for the Sunday Times suggested Johnson's lead over Corbyn is even more commanding, with the Conservatives now 14 points ahead of Labour.

Another survey by Deltapoll suggested the gap has narrowed, with the Conservatives falling four points to 31 percent.

The Telegraph commented that the findings of the most recent polls appear to fly in the face of events in Parliament last week, when Johnson failed to stop Remainer MPs from legislating to delay Brexit or secure the election he believes is required to break the deadlock.

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