Those who have already served on a jury are more likely than the wider public to say they would rather do than avoid jury service, and trust a jury rather than a judge with deciding their guilt

Britons are more likely to link Reform UK to Russia than other major parties

What is the one news story the British public have heard most about in the last few days?

YouGov European tracker series looks at Donald Trump's popularity in Britain, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy and Spain

YouGov European tracker series looks at the popularity of the leaders of Britain, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy and Spain

Italians are the outlier, being divided on the issue

The YouGov Big Survey on Christmas looks at whether Britons use the name Father Christmas or Santa Claus

The YouGov Big Survey on Christmas looks at the financial aspects of Christmas and how much Britons spend over the holiday

The YouGov Big Survey on Christmas looks at Britons' favourite aspects of Christmas

The YouGov Big Survey on Christmas looks at what Britons have for Christmas dinner

The YouGov Big Survey on Christmas looks at which festive activities Britons do, who they spend Christmas Day with, and who does the Christmas chores

The YouGov Big Survey on Christmas looks at when Britons do their Christmas shopping and who they buy presents

The YouGov Big Survey on Christmas looks at when Britons put their decorations up

The YouGov Big Survey on Christmas looks at whether people celebrate Christmas and how they feel about the holiday

YouGov has conducted an extensive study on Christmas, exploring Yuletide routines and attitudes towards the holiday

While the government may have protected themselves by dropping their income tax plans, the public reaction to the Budget has still been negative

Willingness to consider voting for Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana’s new party has fallen since July

What is the one news story the British public have heard most about in the last few days?

As the festive season approaches, new YouGov research finds that almost half of Britons (48%) say they will buy a calendar for at least one person this year, with younger adults being far more enthusiastic.

Most Labour and Green voters think they can