Eight in ten Britons support the price freeze, but 56% say the government proposals do too little to help

Four in ten Conservative voters (41%) say they are pleased with Liz Truss’s impending promotion, but a third (34%) report being disappointed

The Mirror newspaper revealed last week that Downing Street had held a Christmas party in December last year at a time when such gatherings were prohibited by Covid rules. The prime minister and other government ministers have since either denied that a party took place, or that rules were broken.

Questions have been growing for a while about whether countries should take a stand against China’s human rights record, particularly around their treatment of the Uyghurs, and over political oppression in Hong Kong.

One-quarter (25%) of Americans say they are very or fairly interested in reading Prince Harry’s memoir when it publishes, while just 14% of Britons say the same.

56% of Britons support the idea

A YouGov snap poll today shows that 71% of English people support this delay, with 41% saying they "strongly” support it.

Four in ten Americans (40%) say that the UK and the US do have a particular bond and a ‘special relationship’.

The first part of YouGov’s personality study explores how British people think and feel about their characters and personality traits

YouGov has conducted a wide-ranging study on personality to explore what the British public think about themselves and others, and what impact this has on their lives and behaviour. It all adds up to tell a story of British personalities in the 21st century.