Would you like to know when you’ll die?
A quarter of Brits would choose to know when they’ll die, or how it will happen, or even both. Under 25s are the most ...
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Most Brits say gene editing to reduce risk of disease should be allowed
One in ten support changing a child’s intelligence or appearance through gene editing – with young people most likely to consider it for their ...
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What pupils want from their teachers
Kids most want teachers to be kind, to listen, and to be fun – but fewer than one in ten want them to be ...
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Four in ten children and adults favour allowing boys and girls to wear trousers or skirts to school
Just one in ten think boys should only wear trousers and girls should only wear skirts
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Children prefer banded classes to mixed ability classes, new research shows
Education experts say grouping by ability puts low-attainment pupils at a disadvantage: but students tend to prefer it
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Would you go on a date with someone who didn’t have a digital footprint?
Seven in ten young people look someone up online before a date – 40% of whom are ‘suspicious’ if they find no trace of ...
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The majority of employees check work emails while on holiday
But new YouGov research reveals fewer than one in six think their managers care
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Gender pay gap still not clear to four in ten employees, despite reporting legislation
Four months on from legislation on gender pay gap reporting, YouGov reveals just over four in ten workers at firms with 250 or more ...
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Four in ten Brits doubt they will have enough to live on in old age
Of those, one in three (30%) don't know how they will make up the shortfall, while four in ten (42%) plan on returning to ...
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Most Brits think police suspects are entitled to privacy until they are found guilty of a crime
Just one in twenty (5%) think people should be named when under investigation, with less than one in ten (8%) saying they should be ...
