The large majority of Britons don’t have a special name for the day – but in some areas ‘Mad Friday’ and ‘Black Eye Friday’ are relatively common

Opinion towards the government has become more negative since January

Health-related pledges top the list

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There are significant differences in attitudes towards ‘illegal’ and ‘legal’ migrants

Kemi Badenoch’s favourability ratings improve, with more Britons seeing her positively than ever before

Britons really dislike ‘Chrissie’ and ‘Crimble’, while tending to dislike ‘Crimbo’ and ‘holiday season’

The economy and health are seen as the most important issues facing Scotland

One in five say their employers’ policies have reduced the number of days they can work from home in the last two years

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61% of Britons say they would be willing to buy refurbished devices, though they’d prefer a brand new one

Most do, with those who consider immigration a top issue about as likely to get the answer right as the wider public

Britons are divided in how they perceive Labour’s stance, while tending to see the Greens and Your Party as anti-Israel

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

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