55% of Britons now say it was wrong for the UK to leave the EU, with just 11% seeing Brexit as more of a success than a failure

Latest YouGov Westminster voting intention figures

Being different and anti-immigration are the most common reasons behind Reform UK’s appeal

The public tend not to see the stabbings as an act of terrorism

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Latest YouGov Westminster voting intention figures

And how does opinion differ within the general population?

Kemi Badenoch and Ed Davey battle for third place

The Tesla CEO is unpopular in both nations, and seen as having little knowledge of national affairs

Christian Democrats on course to be largest party, with far-right AfD in second place

78% of Britons say the economy is in a bad state, with just 13% believing Reeves is doing a good job as chancellor

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No party leader is seen favourably by more than 30% of Britons

Tories pushed into close third place

Few Britons trust party leaders on the issue, and they trust Musk least of all

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Those who paid higher tuition fees are more likely to say their undergraduate degree was bad value for money, but higher tuition does not have a significant impact on the perceived quality of education

Labour has hit new lows across a range of measures

Our tracker series finds Europeans are now less likely to think the West should back Ukraine until Russia withdraws

YouGov’s model was the most accurate in terms of seats and the second most accurate for vote share – but there are ways we could have been more accurate still