English people are split, but the Welsh prefer their methods of coping with the pandemic

According to the NHS, feeling exhausted is so common that it has its own acronym, ‘TATT’, or ‘tired all the time’, and a new YouGov survey reveals that 13% of Britons exist in a state of constant exhaustion.

A new YouGov study conducted across 17 markets worldwide asks consumers about how appropriate it is for various industries to engage in sports sponsorship.

A YouGov Profiles survey shows that a third of Americans (32%) and over a quarter of Brits (27%) believe that ‘a meatless diet is the healthier option’.

Almost seven in ten consumers in the US and South Africa say they "research treatment options on my own, then ask my doctor about them".

Most Britons think the pandemic will last for at least another year

The Covid-19 pandemic is about to enter its third year, and behaviours that would have seemed odd in a pre-pandemic world – masking, hand sanitiser, no handshakes, social distancing – have now become more common for many Britons.

As test shortages hit, data shows more than half of Britons are still taking regular tests

Few trust the Prime Minister to make the right decisions on the coronavirus outbreak

With warnings of tighter coronavirus restrictions across Europe, and concern over the Omicron variant, YouGov's latest EuroTrack survey looks at how people in seven countries feel their governments have performed through the pandemic.

Most English adults are opposed to a return to strict lockdown rules.

Only three in ten think the pandemic in the UK would be nearing its end by such a time

Go back only a few decades and you’d be hard put to find anyone using it outside the circle of professionals dealing with mental illness. Now it is ubiquitous.

Most are, however, willing to take routine tests

Vulnerable people will be required to have the booster to access public places in France, a move which Britons would welcome

A third support its use in medical products, but less than one in ten say the same for cosmetics

Men tend to prefer the bushier varieties compared to women

76% of people in England say they would support a policy enforcing masks in shops

The disease has impacted the lives of six in ten Brits in some way

Bodyweight exercise without any equipment is one of the single most popular formats of personal workouts in both the US and Britain.