Britons are sceptical that spending pledges can be achieved without Labour breaking its fiscal rules or manifesto tax promises

Most Britons see verticality-based dating preferences as acceptable, but men and women split when it comes to weight

Few Western Europeans see Israel’s attacks in Gaza as proportionate or justified

Younger Britons are far more comfortable talking about money than their elders

Three quarters of Britons say no

More ethnic minority Britons prefer the term “ethnic minorities”, and also “BAME”

We put the four main party leaders head to head

It is Labour and Lib Dem voters who are most likely to see Starmer as anti-immigration, not the Reform UK voters the prime minister was trying to reach out to

With the UK and EU putting the finishing touches to a new trade deal, a YouGov survey - conducted over the weekend - reveals that most Britons think that Brexit has been more of a failure than a success (62%) and that it was wrong to vote to leave the EU (56%).

Most Britons say a drastic change in the steps taken to combat climate change is needed in order to avert its worst effects