Concern about energy bills has dropped off a cliff but support for state intervention remains strong (Comments: 2)
Polling suggests a mix of apathy and emphasis on security in the cyber-surveillance debate. (Comments: 5)
Overstating authoritarian populism in the West could be a self-fulfilling prophecy for liberal retreat (Comments: 31)
Eco-labelling may work in principle. But is Fairtrade an exception that proves the rule? (Comments: 0)
The latest YouGov-Cambridge seminars suggest both politicians and the public are missing a key aspect of the Brexit debate, namely its likely impact on ... (Comments: 1)
Only one in four British adults think young people get a better start in life by going to university. (Comments: 13)
The opening keynote for this year's 'YouGov-Cambridge Forum' was delivered by Right Honourable Jim Murphy, a former Cabinet Minister in the UK Government. (Comments: 2)
As part of this year's YouGov-Cambridge Forum on 'Polling, Politics and the EU Referendum', Professor David Runciman (Head of the Cambridge POLIS Department) chaired ... (Comments: 13)
For the second part of the 'YouGov-Cambridge Forum 15’, Peter Kellner (YouGov President) chaired a panel discussion on what happens next in the EU ... (Comments: 0)
The final session of YouGov-Cambridge Forum 15 saw a panel discussion on the challenges for common EU foreign and security policy, with a particular ... (Comments: 0)