Where Britain stands on Brexit one year out
The UK will leave the European Union on 29 March 2019. With one year to go, where does public opinion stand on Brexit?
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Why pollsters ask uncomfortable questions
The very nature of public opinion polls is that they are not strictly private. By definition, the questions will be seen by 2,000-or-so ordinary ...
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What do the public want from the Brexit negotiations?
Only one in five Britons think the negotiations will make the difference between a good or bad Brexit
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Why the amount of the "Brexit divorce bill" doesn't matter that much
The size of the Brexit bill Britons are willing to pay depends more on the options you give them than the actual amount
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Majority favour pushing on with Brexit – but many are tempted by a softer path
More than a third of Brits think the result of the election makes a good Brexit deal less likely
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Final call poll: Tories lead by seven points and set to increase majority
Labour won the battles of the election campaign, but the Conservatives still look almost certain to win the war
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The pollsters’ experimental election
Why are polls are showing such a wide range in the election campaign?
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Are the Tories losing ground or regaining it?
The latest polling looks like the Tories have lost support in the wake of the Manchester attack. But these numbers must be placed in ...
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Manifesto destinies
Labour's manifesto launch has gone much better for them than the Conservatives'
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Why local elections are not useful indicators of national votes
Don’t assume people will vote the same way in this Thursday’s local election and next month’s general election; it’s a lot more complicated than ...
