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Victoria Waldersee

Data Journalist

Victoria is a data journalist for YouGov, based in London. She writes about public opinion on social issues and speaks about YouGov's research on radio and TV.

Prior to joining YouGov in 2018, Victoria was Co-Director and Editor of Economy, a charity working towards improving public understanding of economics.

You can find Victoria on Twitter at @v_waldersee.

Articles by Victoria Waldersee

Three quarters think banning employees from expensing meat-based meals is ‘unreasonable’

Office space company WeWork no longer allows staff to claim meat-based meals on expenses. YouGov research reveals Britons strongly disagree with the idea
How your motivations change as you get older

YouGov Profiles data reveals what makes people tick across the generations
Only three in ten women are confident they’d recognise cervical cancer symptoms

One in twenty wouldn’t see a doctor even if they thought something might be wrong
Armed Forces Day: do Brits want national service and are they willing to go war?

YouGov asks the nation about whether they think armed conflict is justifiable, whether they would put themselves forward, and if national service should be ...
Does anyone believe in marriage anymore?

Nearly one in four Brits think marriage is an ‘outdated institution’
The UK is less popular among asylum seekers than we think

Half of Britons mistrust that the majority of asylum seekers are genuinely fleeing war or persecution

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Victoria Waldersee

Three quarters think banning employees from expensing meat-based meals is ‘unreasonable’

How your motivations change as you get older

Only three in ten women are confident they’d recognise cervical cancer symptoms

Armed Forces Day: do Brits want national service and are they willing to go war?

Does anyone believe in marriage anymore?

The UK is less popular among asylum seekers than we think