In perceived intelligence, Cameron and Osborne trail Thatcher – while Miliband and Corbyn trail Blair

British people tend to say America was wrong to drop two nuclear weapons on Japan in 1945 – but Americans tend to defend their actions

Most Labour Party members now think they will win the next general election under Jeremy Corbyn – as his job approval rises by 11 points on November

Looking beyond the headline referendum campaign numbers, one trend stands out: in 2016 people are more likely than ever to think Britain is influential in European affairs

Younger generations of British people don't see themselves as completely masculine or feminine - and 'masculinity' tends to be seen as a negative word by young men

People from all parts of the political spectrum say they see more news from left-wing sources than from right-wing sources on their Facebook feed

1945 and 1966 are the years people are most likely to say Britain was at its greatest – and the '60s is seen as the greatest decade

Boris Johnson has suffered a significant fall in public trust in the debate over Britain's membership of the European Union

Most Londoners say Boris has done a good job as mayor and few expect Khan to do better – but many say London life is worse than 8 years ago

Excluding don't knows and wouldn't votes Leave has a 20 point lead over Remain in a hypothetical referendum on Britain's membership of the Eurovision Song Contest