LONDON (Reuters) - British support for leaving the European Union now has a seven point lead, according to a TNS online poll published on Tuesday, adding to a string of surveys that put the Brexit campaign in the lead ahead of next week's referendum.
Some 47 percent of likely voters said they will opt to leave the EU, compared to 40 percent who want to stay, according to the poll of 2,497 people.
Market research company TNS said 13 percent were undecided or would not vote.
A TNS poll published last week gave the "Leave" campaign a two-point lead, on 43 percent.