Europeans are now more negative towards the US, and prefer to prioritise European autonomy over preserving the transatlantic alliance, but are they willing to make sacrifices in order to do so?

How often do Britons let the tears flow? What is likely to make Britons cry? Is it acceptable to cry at work?

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

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

Four in ten say it is “very important” to strengthen the UK’s ‘hard power’, but are they willing to do so if this meant tax rises or public services cuts?

Most Britons opposed to above-inflation rates of interest on student loans, and support harmonising rates

Labour are down to just 15% in our first figures in the run up to the 2026 election

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

Just 24% of 2024 Welsh Labour voters believe either the UK or Welsh governments are doing a good job

Just 12% of Britons believe that Burnham would be a worse prime minister than Starmer

If struggling with what to watch, Britons are as likely to fall back on rewatching something as trying something new

The public are divided on the prospect of fostering closer ties with China if the US-UK relationship breaks down

One in three Britons have a negative view of both Victoria and Brooklyn Beckham

A new YouGov polling experiment tests whether attaching politicians’ names to a policy impacts its support among the wider public.

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

In this paper, we have used YouGov’s world-leading panel and research methodologies to assess public opinion toward AI, so-called ‘Big Tech’, and social media and their influences and effects on life, democracy, and society worldwide.

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