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Spring 2022: how many voters would be willing to vote for another party?
Conservatives are the least willing to consider voting for another party
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Britons tend to think the UK would come out worse in a trade war with the EU
Conservative and Leave voters tend to believe the UK and EU would suffer equally
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It’s hard to choose what we should be worrying about most.
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How do Western European and US perceptions of crime and policing compare?
YouGov asked the US and seven European countries about their perception of crime levels in their country
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Voting Intention: Con 33%, Lab 38% (10-11 May)
Latest YouGov Westminster voting intention figures
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‘Beergate’ seems to have had no negative impact on Keir Starmer’s reputation
The leader of the opposition remains the preferred choice for prime minister
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Britons are split on whether they would support compulsory voting
Support for the policy has declined since 2015, although seven in 10 still believe voting is a duty
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Voting Intention: Con 35%, Lab 36% (5-6 May)
Latest YouGov Westminster voting intention figures
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By 46% to 32%, Britons say Starmer should resign if fined by police for ‘Beergate’
The public tends to think that Starmer did breach lockdown rules
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John Humphrys: Putin - The “Destroyer of Worlds”?
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Support for EU army grows across Europe following Russian invasion of Ukraine
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Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, and currently the richest person in the world, has announced he is in the process of buying the social media platform Twitter for $44 billion. Musk has vowed to ensure that the site becomes a space for free speech, tweeting it is the “bedrock of a functioning democracy”. But what do the British public think of Musk’s takeover?
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Six in 10 Scots support a ban on trans conversion therapy in Scotland
After the government in Westminster promised to ban conversion therapy, where individuals seek to change someone’s sexual orientation or gender identity, in England and Wales, campaigners were angered by the watering-down of the proposed ban – excluding transgender people from the legislation.
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The majority of Welsh people support a ban on trans conversion therapy in Wales
The UK government has faced criticism for excluding transgender people from a promised ban on conversion therapy, where individuals attempt to change someone’s sexual orientation or gender identity. Following the partial U-turn in Westminster, the Welsh government said it was seeking legal advice on whether they will be able to use devolved powers to ban conversion therapy within Wales.
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Stop and search: how do ethnic minority Britons feel about police powers?
Britons of all racial backgrounds don't support giving the police more power to stop and search, and black Britons are split on whether they support the policy at all
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Economic competence: what difference does who you ask about make?
YouGov investigates whether mentioning the party, leader and/or chancellor influences how the public perceive economic competence
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John Humphrys - Elon Musk: Do we trust him with Twitter?
Elon Musk is one of those people who want to change the world. He’s hardly alone in that.
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Britons tend to think Labour would better manage the cost of living and levelling up
Around one in nine 2019 Conservative voters think a Labour government would be better placed to combat rising costs
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