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22 October 2018

2549 GB adults surveyed

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Newspapers over the weekend reported violent language used against the Prime Minister by her critics on the backbenches, including “she should bring her own noose” to a meeting. Do you think on very divisive and highly charged issues like Brexit, language like this is acceptable or unacceptable in politics?

Conducted 22 October 2018

YouGov surveyed 2549 GB adults

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73%
15%
Newspapers over the weekend reported violent language used against the Prime Minister by her critics on the backbenches, including “she should bring her own noose” to a meeting. Do you think on very divisive and highly charged issues like Brexit, language like this is acceptable or unacceptable in politics?

Conducted 22 October 2018

YouGov surveyed 2549 GB adults

By:
12%
73%
15%

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