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Prison overcrowding: what solutions would the public support?
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Public support retaining the two-child benefit limit as Starmer gears up for first rebellion
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John Humphrys' weekly column for YouGov
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Support for nationalising utilities and public transport has grown significantly in last seven years
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How do Britons rank the main parties?
Labour are the country's favourite party, but the Lib Dems have the broadest popularity
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Keir Starmer's cabinet: how popular and well known are key new figures?
While none of Starmer’s new ministers are viewed particularly unfavourably, ‘don’t know’ is the public’s main feeling towards them
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John Humphrys: Lock ‘em up? Or set ‘em free?
John Humphrys' weekly column for YouGov
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What do the public make of Labour's proposed planning reforms?
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How have Britons reacted to Labour’s election victory?
The public are split on their reaction to the election
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Keir Starmer favourability rises 8pts following election victory
Ed Davey’s ratings have now ascended into overall net favourability
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How Britain voted in the 2024 general election
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John Humphrys: Should “class” matter in our new politics?
John Humphrys' weekly column for YouGov
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How YouGov's seat and vote projections fared at the 2024 UK general election
YouGov correctly called 92% of seats
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Keir Starmer: what do Britons think of the incoming prime minister?
Views of Starmer tend to be more negative than positive
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Final favourability ratings of 2024 election see Rishi Sunak on -53 net rating
Keir Starmer scores a comparatively good -18
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What electoral reform proposals would Britons support?
Automatic voter registration is widely supported across the board
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How well did Ed Davey’s campaign go down?
The Lib Dem leader has seen the largest improvement in his personal ratings over the campaign
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28% of Britons say the outcome of general elections has little to no impact on them personally
Reform UK voters are the most likely to feel this way
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