British public have little confidence in 'Freedom Day' happening on 19 July, and expect coronavirus rules to be in place for several months yet

The Government recently announced that the final phase of the roadmap has been pushed back by four weeks, but they did change some of the rules around weddings for the period between 21 June and 19 July.

A YouGov Direct survey conducted across the United States, Great Britain and Australia shows that they may be a much stronger appetite for watching live action from the 2021 Tour de France.

But many parents, and younger ones in particular, wish they’d had more kids

Four in ten vaccine recipients report no side effects at all

YouGov BrandIndex shows that Eric Cantona's unique persona benefited Sports Direct.

Men are more trigger happy when it comes to sleeping with a new partner for the first time, saying “I love you” and moving in together

For most people around the world, the reasons they don’t currently engage in women’s sport are related to its lower overall profile, rather than the game or sport itself or how it’s played relative to men’s versions. That’s according to data collected by YouGov in 13 global markets.

Fueled by an appetite for accurate information on the COVID-19 pandemic, worldwide trust in news has grown on average six percentage points over the last year, according to research conducted by YouGov for the annual Reuters Institute Digital News Report.

A quarter of Britons also say existing sentences from the conflict should be upheld even if there is a bar on new prosecutions

One in three Britons increased their savings during the pandemic, which is higher than in countries like France, Germany and the US

Latest YouGov Westminster voting intention figures

Approaching half of men say a woman is too old to become a mother at 36, despite only one in five having the same opinion on a man becoming a father at that age

With concerns about immigration and asylum increasing in the public consciousness, a new YouGov study looks at what Britons think of the way the media covers the issue.

YouGov's Amelia Brophy explores how younger and older fans watch football.

YouGov data shows that bringing back finger-licking good went down well with the public.

The exact meaning of the word has prompted significant debate

YouGov BrandIndex data reveals that GHD registered upticks in 10 metrics to claim the Biggest Brand Mover crown in June.

A YouGov snap poll today shows that 71% of English people support this delay, with 41% saying they "strongly” support it.

Only 6% of Brits think increasing house prices would be beneficial for the country, but one-fifth (20%) say it would be advantageous for their personal finances