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

We take a detailed look at voting intention across multiple factors, including a new socio-economic classification

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With Donald Trump increasingly hostile towards Europe, how do Britons think we and our continental peers should react?

The public are split between a diplomatic and an economic response

Three quarters of Britons now see Keir Starmer unfavourably

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Opinion towards the royal family is largely stable in aftermath of the former Prince Andrew being stripped of his royal titles

31% of Reform UK voters now back retaining first past the post, up 14 points since January last year

Labour fall to just 10% in our latest Senedd figures for ITV Wales

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

A narrative that London is unsafe is now common currency across the wider UK

Kemi Badenoch now tied with Keir Starmer on who would be the better PM

Feelings of Northern-ness extend south of the official border, while parts of East Anglia don’t feel Southern

YouGov survey finds Elon Musk continues to be very unpopular in the UK following new controversy over his firm’s Grok AI tool

The Lib Dems and Labour with Ed Davey as prime minister is the least unpopular coalition combination polled

Net approval of the government’s handling of the cost of living reaches its lowest level since YouGov began tracking in October 2022

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

Immigration is the most commonly given issue for Britons, with almost one in four (23%) saying that tackling this should be the government’s top priority this year.