Who do BAME Britons trust when it comes to COVID-19?
While healthcare professionals are widely trusted, the government is not
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One in ten BAME Britons say they will not get the coronavirus vaccine
As the UK’s Covid-19 vaccine rollout enters its next phase, new YouGov research explores the attitudes of Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) Britons ...
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The experience of race in Britain, according to BAME Britons
Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic Britons tell us how race has affected their lives, whether things are getting better, and what would help
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BAME Britons put little emphasis on the race of political leaders
People from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic adults are split on whether a BAME Prime Minister would make a difference to the lives of ...
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Are workers with jobs disrupted by COVID-19 willing to retrain?
Britons tend to think the government should focus on supporting struggling industries rather than encouraging workers to find new careers
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Half of Britons wouldn’t mind if restrictions are still in place over the Christmas period
Four in ten say restrictions wouldn’t affect their Christmas in the first place
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Brexit: few Britons feel like they know what happens when the transition period ends
With the transition period ending this year, YouGov explores how many people know what the new rules are going to be
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84% of BAME Britons think the UK is still very or somewhat racist
With Black Lives Matter protests dominating headlines, YouGov research reveals that Black, Asian and minority ethnic adults in Britain today believe racism has not ...
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Third of Britons think Clap for Carers has been politicised
YouGov research explores how the weekly Clap for Carers event is viewed and whether it is being used for ulterior motives
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One in five alone during COVID-19 lockdown
Following the introduction of strict measures to tackle the spread of coronavirus, YouGov research asks how people feel about their current living arrangements – ...
