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12 September 2017

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If British rescue forces in the hurricane‑hit regions of the Caribbean had spare capacity, do you think they should…

Conducted 12 September 2017

YouGov surveyed 3094 GB adults

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29%
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If British rescue forces in the hurricane‑hit regions of the Caribbean had spare capacity, do you think they should…

Conducted 12 September 2017

YouGov surveyed 3094 GB adults

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53%
29%
18%

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