Britons now tend to oppose National Insurance increase for social care
Labour voters and older people are most likely to have turned against the idea
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Snap poll: Britons split 44% to 43% on increasing National Insurance increase to fund NHS and social
The generations are at odds on how fair the move is
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Angela Merkel’s legacy, according to Europeans and Americans
After 16 years in power, the German Chancellor’s reputation is rosy in key Western countries
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Britons wouldn’t ditch pensions ‘triple lock’ rule, even in cases where it might not be fair
There are huge generational differences between young and old on fairness and the pension system
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Despite the pandemic, immigration is Conservative voters’ number one concern
Half of those who voted Tory in 2019 are worried about immigration
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Three quarters of Britons support doctor-assisted suicide. Just one in three MPs say the same
The public and MPs are also out of step when it comes to allowing assisted suicide for non-terminally ill patients suffering from painful incurable ...
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English people want to bring back mask wearing and social distancing
Many feel restrictions have been lifted too soon
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Freedom Day comes and goes, but Brits feel no closer to normality
Just one in six feel like their lives have returned to how they were before the pandemic
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Mask use among 18-24 year olds slumps following Freedom Day
Other age groups still wearing face coverings at about the same rate
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How safe are the COVID-19 vaccines seen as internationally?
Pfizer and Moderna’s vaccines are seen as safe across the board
