on Search Engine Journal, 3rd Aug 2022

On the face of it it’s hard to think of a more unlikely pair of political twins than Tony Blair and the woman who is regarded as a certainty to be our next prime minister, Liz Truss. But they have at least one thing in common. When Blair was asked what his priority in government would be he replied: “Education, education, education”. When Truss was asked a similar question she replied that she wants to be “the education prime minister”.

Britons don’t see tattoos in general as being unprofessional, although they disapprove of face and neck tattoos

The vast majority of people across all ranges of income are worried about the current price of energy

Boris Johnson is still popular with the party members, and few expect a majority under the next leader

The foreign secretary’s supporters are less likely to say they might change their mind than the former chancellor’s

Latest YouGov Westminster voting intention figures

With the England women's football team securing its first ever major trophy in a nailbiting 2-1 victory against Germany yesterday at the Euros, a new YouGov poll shows that approaching half of Britons (46%) say they are likely to watch women's football in future.

On one thing the experts agree. The NHS is not delivering what was promised all those years ago.

More than a third of those took a special trip to do so

A third of people currently say the environment is among the top three issues facing the country

Members backing Sunak and Truss are divided over whom they want to see appointed to cabinet

Results, interactive data, and methodology on Americans' attitudes on immigration from the latest Economist/YouGov survey.

Despite claims from some that it would be better for Boris Johnson to retain his position in Number 10, both candidates are more popular than the outgoing PM

Latest YouGov Westminster voting intention figures

As a summer of campaigning begins, both the public and Conservative voters are split over who they would rather see in Number 10

The foreign secretary is seen as more in touch, likeable, trustworthy, and performed better on the issues

With Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss now confirmed as the final candidates in Tory leadership contest, by September, Britain will have either its first ethnic minority prime minister, or its third woman prime minister.

It’s taken a lot of name-calling to get here but we finally know which two candidates we have to choose from to be our next prime minister.

There is also strong support in key European nations and the US for Sweden and Finland joining the alliance