Less than two weeks to go before leaders from around the world fly into Glasgow for COP-26

Who might vote Green?

Latest YouGov Westminster voting intention figures

Far fewer people think a ban would be effective, however

The public are still unsure about making the change to electric vehicles

Only half think organised protesters are motivated by genuine desire for action

Perceptions and reality do not stack up for the public, particularly for the most effective action they could take

One in three want to see it play a major role

Of those still with the app installed, half haven’t checked into a venue for a month

The biggest drain on the 2019 Labour vote is from the Greens, who are currently attracting one in nine (11%) of this group.

Among 12 substances asked about, laughing gas is considered the second least harmful, after marijuana

Most Brits think the shortages will impact the festive season

YouGov's latest Eurotrack survey looks at what Europeans in seven countries think of COP-26

More Britons do oppose them, however, than other kinds of student groups

Are you worried the lights will go out?

Insulate Britain protesters have spent the past three weeks blocking junctions on various motorways

Trust over taxes also falls, with Tories and Labour now tied on which party is best to handle the issue

Latest YouGov Westminster voting intention figures

YouGov data reveals the extent of the damage several high-profile murders has caused to public confidence.

According to our MRP model, estimated using almost 10,000 respondents, the Conservatives have now dropped to 41% in Red Wall vote intention. That’s seven points down on 2019, and two points below their 2017 showing under Theresa May.