Younger generations are more likely to name an American sitcom as their top choice

Eight in ten nevertheless say they are satisfied with their course

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

Almost half say it was wrong to issue the invitation, and only a quarter think it will improve UK-US relations

Keir Starmer falls to his lowest net favourability rating so far

Nigel Farage’s party also takes the lead in Westminster voting intention in Wales for the first time

Two thirds say they ever use AI, and one in seven have engaged in potentially cheating behaviour

While dogs appear to be more popular with the public, Britons are more permissive on where children should be accommodated

Being from a working class background outranks other factors

17% of Britons say Corbyn was a good Labour leader, compared to 11% who say so of Starmer

67% of Britons feel politicians primarily act out of self-interest, while just 4% see them as doing what is best for their country

The median private healthcare spend was £500

While Britons tend to feel Reform UK are dominating the political agenda, just 24% believe they’d do a good job of running the country

Grasping a partner by the throat during sex, without choking them, is even more widespread among under-thirties

Britons, Danes, French and Spaniards all more likely to see domestic rail travel as expensive than domestic air travel

Most Britons see cartoons and Disney as being for children, but tend to see Doctor Who and theme parks as being as much for adults as kids

Four in ten say the same of their local area

Just 60% of Lib Dem voters can identify Davey by name

Belief that junior doctors are underpaid has fallen since their pay award last year

Net favourability gap between Conservatives and Labour smallest in nearly four years