What do Britons think of the newly-approved Janssen COVID-19 vaccine?
Many Britons are yet to make up their minds, but few see it as unsafe
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Race relations: how have things changed since the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests?
The population in general are more likely than they were to think things are getting worse – bringing their views into line with Britons ...
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Which animals could Britons beat in a fight?
Things don’t look good for anyone confronted by anything scarier than a medium-sized dog
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What do Londoners make of David Hockney’s London Underground art?
Half the capital aren’t fans
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What does 'woke' mean to Britons?
YouGov explores how many Britons understand the term, and who and what they consider to be woke
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Confidence in AstraZeneca vaccine remains low in France and Germany
Pfizer and Moderna vaccines seen as safe across all nations studied
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Vaccine hesitancy has fallen across British society
Britons are the most willing to take a COVID-19 vaccine of any country
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One in five want to work from home full time after the pandemic
Three quarters of those working from home think employers will allow them to continue to do so after crisis ends
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Restricting AstraZeneca vaccine to over-30s has minimal impact on safety perceptions
Three quarters still see the vaccine as safe
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One year of Keir: how has Starmer done leading Labour?
A Labour government still looks a long way off
