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17 October 2019

2607 GB adults surveyed

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This morning climate protesters attempted to stage a demonstration by standing on top of a tube train in Canning Town, but were dragged off the top of the train by commuters. Do your sympathies lie more with…?

Conducted 17 October 2019

YouGov surveyed 2607 GB adults

13%
63%
14%
10%
This morning climate protesters attempted to stage a demonstration by standing on top of a tube train in Canning Town, but were dragged off the top of the train by commuters. Do your sympathies lie more with…?

Conducted 17 October 2019

YouGov surveyed 2607 GB adults

By:
13%
63%
14%
10%

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