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24 March 2017

3427 GB adults surveyed

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Yesterday a photo of a defiant message against terrorism supposedly written on a London Underground service information whiteboard was widely shared online. Whilst the message itself was widely applauded – including by Theresa May – the photo was soon revealed to be a fake and no such message had been written. Do you feel the fact that the photo was fake does or does not diminish the message it was trying to convey?

Conducted 24 March 2017

YouGov surveyed 3427 GB adults

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Yesterday a photo of a defiant message against terrorism supposedly written on a London Underground service information whiteboard was widely shared online. Whilst the message itself was widely applauded – including by Theresa May – the photo was soon revealed to be a fake and no such message had been written. Do you feel the fact that the photo was fake does or does not diminish the message it was trying to convey?

Conducted 24 March 2017

YouGov surveyed 3427 GB adults

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25%
50%
25%

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