This is the same misrepresentation (excluding don't knows in an attempt to claim a majority or near majority that doesn't exist) that IPSO ruled against the Telegraph for last year https://twitter.com/BenRosher/status/1283319974975733766

Except in this case it wasn't just excluding don't knows (there was no don't know option) - it excludes 30% who picked the neither agree/disagree mid-point in a five point scale

IPSO's ruling against the Telegraph last year is here
https://www.ipso.co.uk/rulings-and-resolution-statements/ruling/?id=06056-19

(I should point out that the National do say in the text they've excluded don't knows. Obviously this isn't accurate, but at least there is there is recognition of what they are up to)

As @BenRosher says in his thread, it is also a leading question (and a bloody agree/disagree statement to boot https://ukpollingreport.co.uk/blog/archives/10054)