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Tomorrow's Guardian carries the first ICM poll since the election and has the parties on the following figures:
Conservatives - 39% (+2 on the election)
Labour - 32% (+2)
Lib Dems - 21% (-3)
More on the Guardian website.
Jonathan Isaby
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