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
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Are voters starting to lose patience with Starmer?
Just one in ten people (10 per cent) think he’s been a “good” or “great” leader since taking the job
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Five things YouGov polling reveals about Green Party members
With the Green Party of England and Wales due to elect its new leaders later this month, YouGov investigates the views of its members
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A third of ethnic minority football fans have experienced racism at stadiums
One in eight who are not planning to attend a match live this season say this is due to concerns over racism
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English people want to bring back mask wearing and social distancing
Many feel restrictions have been lifted too soon
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One in five NHS COVID-19 app users have contact tracing turned off
A third of those with the NHS COVID-19 app have also avoided checking into a venue at least once
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Tory sleaze stories only affected voting intention among highly engaged voters
Conservative lead remains unchanged amongst those not following politics so closely
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Senedd Voting Intention: Lab 36%, Con 29%, Plaid 20% (2-4 May)
Final YouGov Senedd voting intention figures
