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YouGov's Chris Curtis looks at the rollercoaster ride that has been Boris Johnson's first year in office

We have had to wait an awfully long time for the publication of the Intelligence Committee’s report on Russian interference in British life. It’s been sitting under a pile of old Brexit campaign leaflets in Downing Street since last October.

Majority of Brits see pub visits as at least a moderate COVID-19 risk – but a fifth of regular pub-goers have already been back to their local

Talk of changing leaders doesn't wash with Tory members, the vast majority of whom approve of Johnson's record to date

Britons support the right of transgender people to use facilities for their chosen gender, but oppose making the legal transition process easier

Boris Johnson signalled this week his readiness to send one of Britain’s two new aircraft carriers off to the Far East. The aim, it seems, is to let China know that Britain won’t stand idly by in the face of bad Chinese behaviour generally and in the South China Sea in particular. Is this a welcome re-assertion that Britain, one of the world’s few nuclear powers and an elite permanent member of the United Nations Security Council, means business, or is it an absurd piece of posturing against a country so much more powerful than we are?

YouGov data shows that the public may simply be waiting for the Government to tell them they have to

As Keir Starmer approaches 100 days in office as leader of the Labour Party, what do Labour voters, and the general public, make of the former lawyer?

Latest YouGov Westminster voting intention figures