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27 March 2020

4344 GB adults surveyed

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With Prince Charles having been tested for COVID‑19 (coronavirus), some have suggested that he was able be tested because he is a member of the Royal Family. Do you think it would be acceptable or unacceptable for members of the Royal Family to get priority coronavirus tests?

Conducted 27 March 2020

YouGov surveyed 4344 GB adults

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48%
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With Prince Charles having been tested for COVID‑19 (coronavirus), some have suggested that he was able be tested because he is a member of the Royal Family. Do you think it would be acceptable or unacceptable for members of the Royal Family to get priority coronavirus tests?

Conducted 27 March 2020

YouGov surveyed 4344 GB adults

By:
39%
48%
13%

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