More Britons do oppose them, however, than other kinds of student groups

YouGov has conducted a large-scale study on the attitudes and opinions of Britons about death.

Does life have meaning?

How often do people think about death?

Seven in ten Britons (72%) say they feel comfortable talking about their own death. A fifth (22%) say they do not, the YouGov Death Study finds.

How many Britons are afraid to die?

Half of Britons (49%) say they have pictured what their funeral will look like, the YouGov Death Study finds

Will it be possible to live forever?

The YouGov Death Study finds that a third of Britons (33%) believe in an afterlife

While a vast majority of Britons (73%) say all human lives are equally valuable, one in five (20%) think this is not the case

Seven in ten (71%) runners and marathoners say they are likely to donate to charity in the next three months.

Part three of the YouGov Big Survey on Spying

Do Britons eavesdrop? And have they secretly recorded conversations?

How many Britons think they would make a good spy with some training?

The YouGov Study on Spying looked at how Britons feel about the UK’s spooks, as well as the everyday spying that we do as individuals.

Despite a slew of new ways to gamble, the lottery still reigns supreme in the United Kingdom. According to YouGov data, about two in five UK adults have bought a National Lottery ticket in the last 12 months either in-person (41%) or online (44%).

Six in ten want it to carry on until at least March 2022

In an age when some shoppers are keen to understand where companies stand on certain social and political issues, a third of global consumers say they prioritize a brand’s values over a product’s price when shopping for consumer electronics.

Younger Britons back 'this weekend', but older folks prefer 'next weekend'

YouGov data shows that some people aren't too excited about an all-electric future.