British personalities in the year of COVID-19
Slightly more people report feeling confident in their personality and at work, compared to 2019
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The impact of coronavirus on mental health and relationships
Half of Britons say that their mental health has deteriorated as a result of coronavirus
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Lockdown blues: The impact of coronavirus on loneliness in Britain
A third of Britons report feeling lonelier than usual since social distancing measures began in March
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How did Britons cope with the impact of COVID-19?
Britons in their 20s and 30s, as well as women, are most likely to say they have struggled to cope during the outbreak
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The YouGov 2020 Personality Study: The impact of COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought stark changes to the way we behave and live our daily lives
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Britain is still a Christian country, say most Britons
This is the most common view among non-Christians and those with no religion, as well as the majority of Christians
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How religious are British people?
A quarter of Britons say they believe in ‘a god’. Four in ten neither believe in ‘a god’ nor in a ‘higher power’
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Jesus, his birth and resurrection: fact or fiction?
Three in ten people in Britain say that the Biblical portrayal of Christmas is accurate. Just over a quarter of Britons believe that Jesus ...
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How Britons celebrate Christmas and Easter
Most Britons celebrate Christmas and Easter as secular rather than religious events, with many combining the two aspects
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What do Christmas and Easter mean to Britain?
The generations are divided on which holiday is more important in the Christian calendar
