Surveillance
Snowden revelations 'good for society'
By two to one, British people say it was good, not bad, for society that newspapers reported the materials given to them by Edward Snowden
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Britpop
20 years on, Oasis beats Blur
On the 20th anniversary of Britpop, British people pick Oasis over Blur by two t...
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Work
Introduce a four day week, say public
57% support introducing a four day working week in the UK – and 71% say it would...
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Prosecution
Have celebrity sex trials gone too far?
40% say too many famous people are having their reputation damaged by accusation...
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EU
European elections? What European elections?
Most people – including UKIP supporters – don’t know when the elections to the E...
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Analysis
The fundamentals favour Cameron
YouGov president Peter Kellner: If the recovery sustains and Cameron maintains h...
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Architecture
Londoners grow fond of the Shard
Most Londoners think the Shard has changed the skyline for the better – the same...
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Language
Chinese now 'the most useful second language'
In Britain, Chinese is now seen as the most useful second language to speak in t...
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Housing
Londoners blame rich foreigners for house price boom
Londoners say the biggest cause of soaring house prices is rich foreigners buyin...
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Expenses
Cameron 'showed poor judgement' over Miller
63% of the public think that David Cameron showed poor judgement in standing by ...
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Culture
Reading is alive and well in Britain
Three quarters of British people have finished a book for pleasure in the past y...
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Consumer
Cheaper supermarket brands are outflanking Morrisons
YouGov CEO Stephan Shakespeare: BrandIndex tracking data shows that Aldi and Lid...
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Miller scandal
Most people think Clegg should resign, too
A note of caution about resignation polls: while 63% of voters think Maria Mille...
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Commentary
A reminder of what moves polls
Anthony Wells: UKIP's high of 14% is unlikely to be connected to the Miller scan...
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Etiquette
One in four people wee in the shower
Almost half of men admit to having urinated in the shower – and a quarter of all...
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PUBLIC OPINION RESULTS
COMMENTARIES
Miller Resigns: Has Cameron Lost His Touch?
John Humphrys asks: what damage has been done to David Cameron after the Maria Miller resignation?
Maria Miller’s resignation from the cabin...
Three hits the right note with #SingItKitty campaign
Three has gained increased attention lately as its latest advertising campaign went viral.
#SingItKitty, which features a girl and moustach...
Drug history 'no longer a barrier'
As the United State reconsiders its visa ban on Nigella Lawson, a new poll finds that drug use is no longer considered a barrier
Last week, ...
Trust in climate scientists recovers
Trust in climate scientists has recovered since controversies last year – while belief in climate change remains constant
The impacts of cli...
The government 'sold the Royal Mail too cheap'
The majority of the British public continues to believe that selling off the Royal Mail was the wrong decision
On Tuesday Business Secretary...
Dreams mean more to women than men
Twice as many women as men think their dreams reveal something significant about their lives – and on balance Britain has more good dreams t...
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The Cost of Living: Is the ‘Crisis’ Ending?
John Humphrys asks: is the 'cost of living crisis' alleviating? For the first time in four years average earnings are rising faster than in...
Ryanair takes to the airwaves to boost friendly image
YouGov CEO, Stephan Shakespeare, considers whether Ryanair's TV adverts could help to transform the airline's image As part of Ryanair’s que...
The fundamentals favour Cameron
If Britain’s recovery is sustained and Cameron is able to maintain his lead over Miliband, then we are likely to see a swing back from Labou...
British attitudes to the household energy market
The YouGov-Cambridge Programme exists to do several things: to facilitate greater collaboration between academics and pollsters; to develop ...