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6 April 2020

4414 GB adults surveyed

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Due to the COVID‑19 (coronavirus) outbreak, Britons are only allowed to leave their house in order to: shop for basic necessities; exercise once a day; seek help for a medical need; provide medical care or help a vulnerable person; and travel to work in circumstances where it is absolutely necessary and cannot be done from home. Do you support or oppose these measures?

Conducted 6 April 2020

YouGov surveyed 4414 GB adults

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Due to the COVID‑19 (coronavirus) outbreak, Britons are only allowed to leave their house in order to: shop for basic necessities; exercise once a day; seek help for a medical need; provide medical care or help a vulnerable person; and travel to work in circumstances where it is absolutely necessary and cannot be done from home. Do you support or oppose these measures?

Conducted 6 April 2020

YouGov surveyed 4414 GB adults

By:
81%
13%
2%
1%
3%

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