Three in four Britons support keeping police killers behind bars until death – and a majority say politicians should set minimum sentences, not judges The Home Secretary Theresa May announced on Wednesday that murderers of police officers are to be given whole-life sentences, arguing that because police officers form the ...
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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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Latest YouGov / The Sun results 16th May - CON 31%, LAB 39%, LD 9%, UKIP 15%; APP -38 See the full poll results
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A poll of Britain and six other European nations reveals Brits are the most cynical about the Eurovision Song Contest On the eve of the 2013 Eurovision Song Contest, a pan-European YouGov poll reveals that Brits are the most likely to say that some countries suffer unfairly from political voting, ...
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Latest YouGov / The Sun results 15th May - CON 30%, LAB 40%, LD 10%, UKIP 14%; APP -35 See the full poll results
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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 launches the ‘Shakespeare Review’ into the use of public sector information YouGov CEO and Data Strategy Board Chairman Stephan Shakespeare today launches the ‘Shakespeare Review’, an independent report that outlines recommendations for how public sector information (PSI) can be better used to improve government services and ...
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Latest YouGov / The Sun results 14th May - CON 30%, LAB 40%, LD 10%, UKIP 15%; APP -37 See the full poll results
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The American relationship is seen as most important to Britons for security only - economically, it is still Europe that matters On Monday Prime Minister David Cameron flew away from a row over the United Kingdom’s relationship with the European Union, to discuss strengthening EU and American economic relations with President ...
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A majority of UK voters support plans to enshrine a referendum on Britain’s EU membership in law - and almost half think Cameron could get other parties to agree to a referendum before 2015 if he really wanted to It was announced this morning that the Conservatives will publish a ...
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