Most Britons would be accepting of a relative coming out although they are less supportive of transgender and non-binary people than those who are gay or bisexual

After 16 years in power, the German Chancellor’s reputation is rosy in key Western countries

Pfizer and Moderna’s vaccines are seen as safe across the board

Britons are likewise happy to welcome vaccinated visitors

A YouGov analysis of the UK’s most recommended brands over the course of the pandemic year reveals MoneySavingExpert.com (MSE) as the top-ranked brand.

YouGov asks fans in England and Italy: is it coming home or going to Rome?

A new YouGov survey shows 54% of US adults and 42% of British adults are comfortable travelling by airplane.

According to consumer data collected by YouGov in Australia, Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, Denmark and the Philippines, on average nearly half (43%) of people are uncomfortable about visiting live events such as sports, music concerts, festivals; while just 38% say they are comfortable.

YouGov Eurotrack data shows that Israel’s favourability across Europe has suffered significantly

More than half of the population in Mexico (55%), Spain (53%) and Singapore (52%) want staff in casinos to follow mask compliance.

Many Britons are yet to make up their minds, but few see it as unsafe

Pfizer and Moderna vaccines seen as safe across all nations studied

A look at four food spending categories – fresh fruit/vegetables, dairy items, chilled ready meals, and junk food – reveals shares of people in key markets around the globe increased their consumption in each of these categories.

Supporters of Angela Merkel’s party are especially enthusiastic

Perceived safety drops substantially in France, Germany, Spain and Italy

Mixed progress since 2015

A new YouGov survey shows that the vaccine is lagging behind Pfizer and Moderna alternatives in Europe, where in the UK it is seen as equally safe

The EU is also seen as having botched the vaccine rollout on the continent

Most people in 23 countries say democracy is good for tackling crises like coronavirus, but large numbers are also fond of letting experts or strong leaders take charge

People in some countries want closer international cooperation to tackle the pandemic but many would prefer their government to do more to act on its own