Our survey looks at attitudes to the Gaza conflict in Europe, and views on the possibility of escalation

57% of Britons are unhappy about Trump’s victory, with 55% saying it will be bad for the UK

Europeans think there is likely to be violence in the US if Donald Trump doesn’t win

Britons most likely to see Anglosphere countries as the UK’s friends, while nearly nine in ten view Russia as unfriendly or a threat

Two-thirds of the British public back Harris, with only one in six hoping for a second Trump term

Most Europeans say that mental and physical health conditions are equally serious – but don’t think their fellow countrymen agree

12 months into the current conflict, YouGov looks at how sentiments have changed, whether either side is seen as being in the right, and what should happen now

Christian Democrats lead in the polls, with half of Germans sad, anxious or worried after far-right gains in state elections

British cuisine does not fare well on the continent

Both sides in the conflict are generally seen as having committed war crimes

Britons are the most likely to say their country is in a bad state, and to think that it is in a worse state than other Western countries

John Humphrys' weekly column for YouGov

The public would prefer another Biden presidential term but think it is more likely that Trump will win this coming November

Public opinion is largely the same as it was in our last update three months ago

Many viewers say so – but often this is because of geography rather than politics

Britons are most likely to say they will be watching for ironic reasons

Most who are more on the Israeli side, by contrast, have a favourable view of the Israeli government

Those who sympathise most with Israel are split on how likely they are to have committed war crimes

The public say the same of Rishi Sunak, although Tory voters tend to be supportive

Despite Donald Trump’s remarks, Americans – including Republicans – are still generally committed to NATO and European defence