How people voted at the referendum even affects the extent to which they've noticed the shortages at all

A pro-independence majority is likely

Our snap polling last night found people approved of the 2021 Budget by 46% to 11%. Overnight we conducted more detailed polling about the contents of the Budget and what people think of the state of the economy.

Despite this, they are split on whether anyone could have done a better job than Boris Johnson

Anthony Wells, YouGov's director of political and social research, sets out the challenges the polling industry faces when it comes to surveying BAME Britons

Brits are happy to levy more money from rich people, businesses, tobacco and alcohol, but want inheritance tax and fuel duty cut

Anthony Wells compares the 2019 election results against what YouGov's MRP model was saying

Most Tory gains likely in the north, in areas that voted Leave, while they are performing less well in the south, London and Scotland

Tories set for majority by taking Labour seats in Brexit heartlands

As we learn more about which constituencies parties will target in the general election, we can adapt our polling to improve accuracy