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

Plimsolls are the most common term, but they’re called pumps in the North West and West Midlands, while the West Country and Scotland have their own variations

Fewer Britons expect a peace deal is likely than did so earlier this year

Fans see Liverpool as most likely to win the league, though most Arsenal and Man City fans also believe they have a realistic chance of the title

There is a firm preference in all countries surveyed for decisions on climate change, trade deals and defence to be taken at the EU level

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

Only 13% are opposed, with this figure highest among Conservative voters (22%) and the over-50 age groups (16-17%).

Two thirds of Britons want the UK to continue to have a monarchy

While more likely to say Corbyn is principled or represents change than Starmer, virtually no Reform UK voters think either would be a good prime minister

Keir Starmer’s advantage over Nigel Farage has roughly halved in the last three months

31% of adults in England say they are at least fairly interested in women’s football, up from 17% before the tournament

52% of Welsh people believe Plaid Cymru are the best party to stand up for Wales, but for many the party retains its image as being primarily for Welsh speakers

Public attitudes towards immigration are heavily influenced by the belief that most migration to the UK is 'illegal’