Half of Britons have been caught out by the free trial system, accidentally signing up for a subscription because they forgot or were unable to cancel

Domestic abuse victims are highly likely to interact with NHS staff over the course of their abuse. But new YouGov research shows a significant proportion of them do not feel adequately trained to identify or support victims.

African, Latin American and Asian countries surveyed by the YouGov-Cambridge Centre are generally more likely than Western nations to think China has a positive effect on world affairs. But across all regions surveyed, a plurality would prefer the US as the world’s most powerful force

One in four (28%) companies are worried they’ll actually have to spend more money on their tax affairs after changes take place to make filing taxes online mandatory

One in three of Britain’s richest feel confident about their personal finances, and just one in eight have faith in the economy of the country

New survey indicates managers are more concerned about employees breaching data security than about cyber attacks from outside

Britons more likely than ever to see themselves as somewhere between homosexual or heterosexual, with the number of 18-24s identifying as bisexual eight times higher than 2015

From M&S’s sandwich to the Home Office placing the Pride flag on its social media accounts, more and more organisations are keen to display their support for the LGBT+ cause. But does this alienate or attract British consumers?

The World Health Organisation has listed the ten biggest threats to global health today - but which ones keep Britons up at night?

Across all age groups, the majority say canine friends should be kept at home