New RUSI-YouGov research shows both profound reverence and striking ignorance towards Britain's involvement in the Second World War.

YouGov asks whether fans will continue listening to the music of Michael Jackson and R. Kelly after high-profile sexual abuse allegations - and whether they think radio, TV and streaming services should ban them

The number of Britons that are illegally downloading music is decreasing, according to new custom research from YouGov.

Major YouGov survey reveals the extent to which the generations hold differing views on England and Englishness

YouGov Profiles reveals the key differences between Brits who consider themselves “ordinary” and those who do not

At one time, the NME was an essential part of popular musical culture, with a host of iconic stars gracing its cover

YouGov examines which famous children’s books children are no longer reading – and which they still are

Seven in ten Brits have read at least one of Dahl's children's novels

Plans for 2018; Railways in Britain; Accents on TV

Dunkirk, Christopher Nolan’s much anticipated latest film has proved a smash with audiences, becoming the 13th highest grossing film of 2017 so far despite being released towards the end of July. The film’s subject strays from Christopher Nolan’s renowned fantasy and science fiction work and is instead a gritty...