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27 May 2020

4289 GB adults surveyed

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The government has suggested people may be able to meet up to 10 people in "social bubbles" when lockdown is further eased in the near future. Who would you rather have in your social bubble, friends or family?

Conducted 27 May 2020

YouGov surveyed 4289 GB adults

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54%
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14%
The government has suggested people may be able to meet up to 10 people in "social bubbles" when lockdown is further eased in the near future. Who would you rather have in your social bubble, friends or family?

Conducted 27 May 2020

YouGov surveyed 4289 GB adults

By:
24%
54%
8%
14%

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