The majority of Brits (63%) think that new Covid-19 restrictions are very or fairly likely to be introduced in autumn.

Healthcare service workers previously blamed the public

Plusnet has claimed the top spot in the September edition of YouGov’s Biggest Brand Movers in the UK.

YouGov data explores public attitudes towards smoking and vaping.

More than two in five think Christmas will be free of pandemic restrictions, however

The generations are at odds on how fair the move is

YouGov BrandIndex shows that Boots customers are already well disposed towards the delivery app.

A third of staff say the quality of patient care is still suffering

Over a year after COVID-19 was declared a pandemic, we examine the extent to which the health and hygiene benefits of products have become more important to consumers shopping for household items.

They also overwhelmingly support reintroducing mask and social distancing requirements and are inclined to say nightclubs should be closed

A new YouGov Framework study explores the behavioural attitudes of various groups of consumers in relation to their current physical activity status and whether they wish to exercise more.

Plans to expand genetic testing for babies have been backed by the government, but what does the public think?

Coronavirus is airborne, yet Britons are more likely to believe hand washing and surface sanitising are ‘very’ effective ways of preventing transmission than masks and ventilation

As vaccine passports become a more realistic prospect, the public remains in favour

Consumers in these markets are more open to homeopathy than not.

Women are more bothered about their partner’s height, whilst men put more emphasis on their partner’s weight

Six in ten Britons think the media are promoting unattainable body image expectations, and eight in ten say the fashion industry has harmed appearance perceptions

A new YouGov Big Study looks at the opinions, attitudes and preferences of Britons when it comes to ‘body image’

The YouGov Body Image study looked at what Britons preferences are when it comes to what men and women should do about hair on their upper lips, armpits, legs, back, and the pubic area

The YouGov Body Image Study finds that just under half of Britons think physical appearance matters a great deal nowadays