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Would you support or oppose fining people £100 for refusing to stop using foul language in public if requested by a police or council officer?
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When it comes to defence issues that affect both Europe and the US since the end of the Cold War (i.e. from the 1990s onwards) do you think that European countries have or have not been contributing their fair share in military and financial terms?
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As far as you are aware, which of the following is the current law on marriage in England and Wales? If you are not sure, please pick "not sure" rather than guessing
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Hosepipe bans have been put in place in several areas in England. If you lived in such an area and saw a neighbour using a hosepipe in their garden, would you report them to the water company?
1 day ago
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Do you think 16 and 17 year olds should or should not be allowed to vote in UK elections?
1 day ago
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In terms of physical spaces - your room, your desk, etc - would you say you are generally tidy or messy?
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It has been revealed that the details of 19,000 Afghan nationals who had worked with British forces were accidentally leaked in 2022. Reporting of the leak was banned while these Afghan nationals are being evacuated to Britain, until a judge this week ordered the government to lift the ban. Which of the following best reflects your view?
2 days ago
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The two men who cut down the famous tree at Sycamore Gap near Hadrian’s Wall have each been given prison sentences of four years and three months. Do you think that sentence is too harsh, not harsh enough, or about right?
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Do you think the UK does or does not have a moral obligation to bring Afghan nationals who had worked with British forces to the UK if there is a credible risk that they might face reprisals from the Taliban?
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Currently there is a two child limit on the number of children parents can claim child related welfare benefits for. Do you think this limit should be kept, or should be it be abolished?
3 days ago
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Do you think there is or is not a stigma in British society about men going bald?
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From everything you have seen and heard about the Russian invasion of Ukraine, which of the following comes closest to your understanding of the situation?
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Donald Trump has been invited to make an official State Visit to Britain later this year, do you think this should go ahead or should it be cancelled?
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If you had friends who were much richer than you, and they invited you (and family members, if you wish) to go on holiday with them and to pay for the whole thing, do you think you would accept or decline the offer?
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Which of the following comes closest to you when it comes to purchasing or looking into purchasing air conditioning, fans, or other ways of cooling your home in the last month?
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Do you think people should or should not be able to claim disability benefits for conditions such as anxiety or depression?
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Would you support or oppose fining people £100 for refusing to stop using foul language in public if requested by a police or council officer?

When it comes to defence issues that affect both Europe and the US since the end of the Cold War (i.e. from the 1990s onwards) do you think that European countries have or have not been contributing their fair share in military and financial terms?

As far as you are aware, which of the following is the current law on marriage in England and Wales? If you are not sure, please pick "not sure" rather than guessing

Hosepipe bans have been put in place in several areas in England. If you lived in such an area and saw a neighbour using a hosepipe in their garden, would you report them to the water company?

Do you think 16 and 17 year olds should or should not be allowed to vote in UK elections?

In terms of physical spaces - your room, your desk, etc - would you say you are generally tidy or messy?

LGBTQ+ Britons on the Pride flag, feelings of safety, and public displays of affection | YouGov, 30 May - 25 June 2025

Investing and stocks and shares ISAs | YouGov, 8-15 July 2025

The two men who cut down the famous tree at Sycamore Gap near Hadrian’s Wall have each been given prison sentences of four years and three months. Do you think that sentence is too harsh, not harsh enough, or about right?

Do you think the UK does or does not have a moral obligation to bring Afghan nationals who had worked with British forces to the UK if there is a credible risk that they might face reprisals from the Taliban?

Currently there is a two child limit on the number of children parents can claim child related welfare benefits for. Do you think this limit should be kept, or should be it be abolished?

Do you think there is or is not a stigma in British society about men going bald?

From everything you have seen and heard about the Russian invasion of Ukraine, which of the following comes closest to your understanding of the situation?

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Donald Trump has been invited to make an official State Visit to Britain later this year, do you think this should go ahead or should it be cancelled?

If you had friends who were much richer than you, and they invited you (and family members, if you wish) to go on holiday with them and to pay for the whole thing, do you think you would accept or decline the offer?

Which of the following comes closest to you when it comes to purchasing or looking into purchasing air conditioning, fans, or other ways of cooling your home in the last month?

Do you think people should or should not be able to claim disability benefits for conditions such as anxiety or depression?