Undecided voters – looking behind the headline voting figures
Looking at undecided voters can help us learn more about the wider voting landscape
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More Britons are wearing face masks following rule changes
Some 78% now say they are wearing a mask every time they visit a shop, up from 49% in October
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One in ten would not follow new household mixing rules specifically because of No 10 parties
Few trust the Prime Minister to make the right decisions on the coronavirus outbreak
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People support masks, so why aren’t they wearing them?
76% of people in England say they would support a policy enforcing masks in shops
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72% of Britons think climate change is a result of human activity, up 20pts since 2013
Less than 10 years ago only half of people thought humanity was to blame
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Support for climate change policies and perceived effectiveness: which drives public opinion more?
In some cases, people may be downplaying the effectiveness of policies because they don’t support them
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Strong support in England for return of mask wearing and social distancing rules
One in five of the English public would welcome the return of full lockdown restrictions
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How Britain is voting in autumn 2021
The biggest drain on the 2019 Labour vote is from the Greens, who are currently attracting one in nine (11%) of this group.
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Most Britons now say the government are handling the economy badly
Trust over taxes also falls, with Tories and Labour now tied on which party is best to handle the issue
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How well known is Starmer's shadow cabinet?
The Labour top team are largely unknown by the public, and those who are tend to be viewed unfavourably
