By 46% to 32%, Britons say Starmer should resign if fined by police for ‘Beergate’
The public tends to think that Starmer did breach lockdown rules
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Cat mums and dog dads: around one in three consider themselves their pet’s “parent”
Women are more likely to see themselves as their pet’s parent than men
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Support for EU army grows across Europe following Russian invasion of Ukraine
The role of NATO is likewise seen as more important than it was, and in many nations people think they have been underinvesting in ...
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Labour have caught up with Tories on best government to manage the economy
Two thirds of Britons say the government is currently handling the economy poorly
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By 37% to 19% Britons would prefer Emmanuel Macron win the French presidential election
Britons are equally likely to think a Macron presidency would be best for Britain or that it makes no difference who wins
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Is Easter a ‘proper’ special occasion, or is it too commercialised?
Easter is still seen as true to its roots across the West, although Britons and French people in particular are cynical
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Metric or imperial: what measures do Britons use?
While young Britons still tend to use imperial for height, temperature, speed and long distances, they now use metric for short distances and weight
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Net support for Ukraine joining EU in key European nations
Attitudes have swung in favour of membership in France and Germany since 2018
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Europeans say Britain not pulling its weight on Ukraine refugees, and so do Britons
With millions of Ukrainians fleeing the destruction in their country, a political row has developed in Great Britain over the government’s failure to offer ...
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Is Mother’s Day a ‘proper’ special occasion, or is it too commercialised?
Western Europeans tend to think the celebration has strayed from its roots
