The public think they probably wouldn’t win on popular quiz shows, but are most likely to see Tipping Point and Catchphrase as their best hopes

Harry Potter is still popular with younger Britons, but its creator is not

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1989 dominates among British Swifties, while the race is tighter among American fans

Many viewers say so – but often this is because of geography rather than politics

Britons are most likely to say they will be watching for ironic reasons

By 50% to 17%, Britons who watched the movie say Jack and Rose could both have survived

While three quarters of Britons are willing to go to the theatre, fewer than half have been in the last 12 months

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Germans are more certain they are American than Americans are

Despite the Barbie creator’s intentions for helping women in society, only one in five women think the dolls have had a positive impact

Ahead of the first ever Olympics eSports week in June 2023, we explore how esports followership varies globally.

Approximately 6% - but those who agree and disagree have different beliefs on what his views on women actually are

The public have a more positive opinion of Holly Willoughby than Phillip Schofield

Lineker calculated that he could win any battle and he was right. He proved that a star presenter with a lot of star friends and a lot of public support was more powerful than the most powerful man in the BBC.

Americans are much bigger fans of Lover, while Britons are more likely to opt for 1989

Four in ten Britons would support Musk stepping down as Twitter CEO

Half of the public strongly oppose ‘surge’ ticket pricing

Only 37% of the British public believe the 1988 blockbuster is a Christmas movie

One in five panto fans name Cinderella as their favourite show