Confidence in Welsh government’s handling of coronavirus falls 21pts in a month
Trust in First Minister also falls following new rules for hospitality in the country
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How voters have moved in the year since the election
After such a turbulent period, Boris Johnson may find it hard to believe that just a year ago he was celebrating an emphatic election ...
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Vaccine approval yields no immediate improvement in PM’s favourability rating
The number of people holding a favourable view of health secretary Matt Hancock also remains unchanged
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How many Britons are willing to take a coronavirus vaccine?
Two thirds of Britons say they are likely to do so, and only a small fraction won’t do so because of ‘anti-vax’ views
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Scottish independence: Yes 51% - 49% No
SNP maintain strong lead in Holyrood voting intention
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Is there a market for Nigel Farage’s Reform UK?
The Brexit Party leader is launching an anti-lockdown movement – but can it succeed?
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How effective do Brits think coronavirus measures are?
There's high public support for most actions to combat the disease, but does this match how effective Britons think they are?
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Public support for a two week lockdown persists
One of the most surprising things about public opinion during the coronavirus crisis is just how supportive people have been of lockdown restrictions.
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What counts as an “established relationship”?
Ministers won’t tell us, so we asked the public
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Majority support new lockdown measures, but it’s not helping the government
Public tend to think latest measures will help reduce the spread of the virus, but feel easing of restrictions in July happened too quickly
