On 17 May, Morrisons announced that it had agreed a deal with Ocado that would enable it to offer an online grocery shopping service. Currently, Morrisons is the biggest supermarket chain in the UK that does not offer an online service. Using YouGov’s social media analysis tool, SoMA, we can ...
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YouGov President, Peter Kellner, latest commentary on how most voters back a change in the law The passions of grass-roots Tories who are bitterly opposed to same-sex marriage are not shared by the wider electorate. Most voters back a change in the law – and very few opponents are willing ...
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Morrisons, the UK’s fourth largest supermarket, has agreed a deal with online retailer Ocado that will enable it to provide an online grocery service by early next year. Morrisons is currently the only UK supermarket that does not provide an online shopping service. The move is regarded by investors as ...
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John Humphrys asks: is the gay marriage bill necessary reform or is it needlessly divisive and a waste of parliamentary time? The gay marriage bill is about to return to the Commons and looks set to incite as much strife on the Conservative benches as the row over a referendum ...
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YouGov President, Peter Kellner, analyses David Cameron's approach to the EU If David Cameron expected voters to respect him for firming up his commitment to a referendum on the European Union, YouGov’s latest polling for The Times will disappoint him. Most Britons, including a majority of those who voted Conservative ...
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1 in 5 British homeowners say their homes often feel cold, but awareness of insulation schemes like the Green Deal ‘lagging’: report A new report from YouGov SixthSense reveals that a fifth (21%) of homeowners in Britain say their homes often feel cold, but the high cost of heating is ...
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Almost seven out of every ten women say they would undergo a preventive double mastectomy if tests indicated they were at a high risk of breast cancer A new YouGov poll finds that nearly seven in 10 women in Britain would have a double mastectomy if genetic tests suggested they ...
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Over two thirds of public say attacking someone for being a goth counts as a hate crime - and majorities say hate crimes should cover offences against every group mentioned, from racial to political In April Greater Manchester Police became the first force in the United Kingdom to record attacks on ...
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Defining a national core reference data set will turn 'puppy like enthusiasm' for open data into bankable economic growth The world is changing, yet again – this time it's all about data: how we produce it, crunch it and use it to make our lives better. Britain has huge advantages ...
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YouGov CEO, Stephan Shakespeare, suggests that Sainsbury’s Bank should capitalise on the positive perception held by its associated supermarket brand Last week Sainsbury’s said that it had paid £248m to Lloyds Banking Group to take full ownership of Sainsbury’s Bank, buying out the 50 per cent stake owned by the ...
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