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29 March 2022

3691 GB adults surveyed

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The Royal Family have traditionally abided by the saying ‘never complain, never explain’, meaning that they stay quiet rather than seek to defend or explain themselves or their actions. Do you think the Royal Family should or should not continue to follow this mantra?

Conducted 29 March 2022

YouGov surveyed 3691 GB adults

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The Royal Family have traditionally abided by the saying ‘never complain, never explain’, meaning that they stay quiet rather than seek to defend or explain themselves or their actions. Do you think the Royal Family should or should not continue to follow this mantra?

Conducted 29 March 2022

YouGov surveyed 3691 GB adults

By:
18%
27%
22%
15%
17%

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