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Ahead of the Spring Statement, few Britons back spending cuts or tax increases
This is despite the vast majority of Britons agreeing that the public finances are in a bad state
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Britons most likely to pick 7 as "random" number
People are not as collectively random as you might think
4 days agoArticle
Five years after the first lockdowns, how do Britons think the government handled the COVID-19 pandemic?
While the public say the Conservatives handled the pandemic badly, they tend to think the major policies were right
5 days agoArticle
Reform UK voters are divided in their trust of the COVID-19 vaccine
This is despite three quarters of Farage's voters having taken the vaccine, and two thirds saying they trust vaccines in general
5 days agoArticle
YouGov News Tracker: 17-18 March 2025
What is the one news story the British public have heard most about in the last few days?
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YouGov News Tracker: 9-10 March 2025
What is the one news story the British public have heard most about in the last few days?
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YouGov News Tracker: 6-7 March 2025
What is the one news story the British public have heard most about in the last few days?
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In what areas do Britons think there is capacity for spending cuts?
Britons are most likely to think savings can be made in the welfare budget, but this is expected to have negative impacts
6 days agoArticle
Five years on, how do Britons feel the COVID-19 pandemic affected them?
Younger Britons are more likely to say the pandemic had a negative impact on them
6 days agoArticle
After a shaky start to the year, consumer confidence bounced back in February 2025
Consumer confidence rebounded in February 2025.
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Political favourability ratings, March 2025
Keir Starmer’s figures remain slightly up from last month, Nigel Farage’s slightly down, and Elon Musk has become more unpopular still
7 days agoArticle
Ethical shopping: for how many consumers is it a top priority?
Few Britons say social or ethical considerations are a top factor in their choices
8 days agoArticle
Do Britons believe in alien life?
75% of Britons think that aliens exist somewhere in the universe, with 32% believing intelligent alien life has visited Earth at some point
11 days agoArticle
Bears, bison, and beavers: which animals would Britons see reintroduced to the UK?
YouGov revisits the idea of releasing animals that had once gone extinct in the UK back into the wilderness - finding that most are broadly supportive (but balk at the idea of bringing back bears and wolves).
12 days agoArticle
What do NHS workers say are the biggest problems with the health service?
86% of NHS staff see the service as being in a weak state, with just 38% expecting the current government to turn it around
13 days agoArticle
Third of Reform UK voters feel the party would be doing better under another leader
Following recent rows, as many Reform voters feel the party would be better off without Farage as leader as believe it would be worse off
14 days agoArticle
Voting intention: Lab 24%, Ref 23%, Con 22% (9-10 Mar 2025)
Latest YouGov Westminster voting intention figures
14 days agoArticle
Is the US an ally of Britain and Europe?
While 53% of Britons still consider the US to be an ally or friendly rival, this has fallen from 67% in December
14 days agoArticle
Why do some Britons not want children?
The expense of having children is the most common main reason for preferring to stay childless
18 days agoArticle
Are you a feminist? It depends how you ask
While just 35% of Britons identify as a feminist, 83% believe men and women should be equal in every way
18 days ago