Majority of Brits would snub Trump invitation
Only one in three Brits would accept an offer to meet with Donald Trump at the White House (Comments: 22)
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Going into the election the Lib Dems are still suffering for the promises they broke in coalition
YouGov looks at why former Lib Dem voters aren’t returning to the fold (Comments: 53)
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Voting Intention (Wales): Labour 44%, Conservatives 34% (18-21 May)
Latest YouGov Westminster voting intention figures for Wales (Comments: 199)
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Known unknowns: Working out how undecideds will vote
New YouGov research highlights the three distinct groups of undecided voters: those on the cusp of deciding, those who won't vote and those who ... (Comments: 78)
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Tories lead in Wales for first time
The Conservatives have overturned a five point Labour lead in January and now sit a full ten points ahead of their rivals (Comments: 282)
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Strictly final is too close to call
Finalists in a tight three-way fight for the Glitterball trophy with over a third still to make up their minds (Comments: 11)
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Its scone as in ‘gone’ not scone as in ‘bone’
New research shows pronunciation is influenced by both region and class (although maybe not how you’d expect) (Comments: 43)
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Green surge among young people
The Green party are on 19% among 18-24 year-old British people – a 12% increase gain since January (Comments: 406)
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Young people on the future
18-24s optimistic about future despite economy, in poll comparing their views to British public (Comments: 15)
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Euro 2012: Northern Ireland
60% of Northern Ireland adults are watching Euro 2012, 25% supported Republic of Ireland team (Comments: 0)
