Who could succeed Theresa May?
Who do the British public think is capable of succeeding May and negotiating a better Brexit deal?
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NHS staff are loyal to public sector – but expect service to suffer
Confidence in and commitment to the National Health Service remains high among healthcare professionals despite a bleak outlook for next five years
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A quarter of Brits have had a sex dream about a colleague
Men are more likely to have sex dreams about colleagues, teachers and attractive strangers - but both genders confess to dreaming about their partners ...
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Council investment into shops and cinemas should be transparent, say Brits
But the public is split on whether councils should be investing in commercial properties in the first place
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One in five Brits think Bitcoin will be ‘as common as cash or card’ in future
Young men are by far the most likely demographic to have bought Bitcoin – and to think they understand how it works
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#MeToo has made us more open to talking about sexual harassment, say majority of Britons
Six in ten Brits think we are more open to talking about sexual harassment as a result of the global movement
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One in five young Brits can imagine being friends with a robot
One in ten 25 to 34 year olds could imagine a romantic relationship with a robot
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Is there a place for humans after the robot revolution?
A majority of Brits believe robots will surpass human intelligence, and a third say they will even be able to form emotional relationships. So ...
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Four in ten men in heterosexual relationships feel a responsibility to be the ‘main breadwinner’
A considerable proportion of men in heterosexual couples still think they should be the ones to support the relationship
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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 ...
