New data from seven countries in Europe plus the USA reveals the importance different cultures place on different rights around the world

Peter Kellner analyses the big dividing lines on EU membership

Peter Kellner: Voters are more content now than during the later stages of the last Labour government

Can well-off pensioners help with the rising costs of social care for the growing minority who need it but can’t afford it?

YouGov data from 48 separate surveys reveals that young white men have the worst reputation of any major ethnic, gender or age group in Britain

Voters are increasingly impressed by the case against war – but increasingly appalled by the way Jeremy Corybyn is leading his party

Of the nine million people who vote Labour in May around four million withhold their backing for Corbyn and McDonnell on the economy

A re-run of the party leadership election would see Jeremy Corbyn re-elected – but an early general election would see him comprehensively rejected

The fundamentals favour a vote to stay in the EU – but campaign dramas and crises in the EU could easily make the status quo less appealing

Living standards will almost certainly be better for the next generation – so why the correlation between prosperity and pessimism?