YouGov looks at attitudes and behaviour across 26 markets

The latest wave of our coronavirus tracker shows a dramatic increase in Government approval, with even a majority of Labour voters thinking they are doing a good job

National emergencies tend to generate feelings of national unity. And it’s a blessing that they do. Dealing with crises like the one we’re facing at the moment requires resolve and discipline on a national scale so the sense that we’re all in this together, that each of us must do our bit, is vital if we’re all to pull through it

Sports fans say they want to see classic highlights, and the likes of Joe Wickes and Mr Motivator fill in for postponed sports coverage

A small number of Brits have found themselves searching for toilet paper alternatives

Trust in broadsheet newspaper journalists has hit a six-year high since the 2019 general election, YouGov research shows, but Britons remain sceptical of other papers

GAME was among the last of the non-essential high street brands to shut down during the coronavirus crisis. As with other Fraser Group brands, the retailer didn't close its doors to customers until the Government announced that it would enforce a UK-wide lockdown.

Young people worry more than any other age group that coronavirus will impact their finances, the unemployment rate and wages in the long-term

YouGov research shows that most Britons expect millions to die worldwide, many are having trouble sleeping and 14% have already either lost their job or had their hours reduced – but they trust Government and will abide by measures to stop the disease

For the first time since becoming Prime Minister in July, Johnson’s fans outweigh his detractors – but he remains less popular than Chancellor Rishi Sunak