One in five Welsh people disapprove of the use of Welsh, while two-thirds approve of efforts to increase the language’s usage

What do people across the country call the childhood prank where you knock on a door and run away?

Scepticism towards transgender rights has grown across the board since 2022

YouGov polls 43 national rulers from William the Conqueror onwards

Britain’s young are becoming increasingly critical of the empire

Scots are more likely to see Scotland as having been a subject, rather than a partner, in the British Empire

Mapping the results across Britain shows that the trap-bath split is much more common in the South of England than it is in the rest of the country.

54% of Britons say they are capable of DIY, but men are more likely to do it themselves

Piano and guitar are the instruments Britons are most likely to say they can play

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

The large majority of the public say things are worse now than they were in 2000

Spending time with loved ones is the public’s favourite aspect of Christmas, while its commercialisation and cost are its most disliked elements

62% of mums say they find Christmas at least fairly stressful, compared to 44% of dads and 45% of women who do not have children

We use new YouGov AI tools to get a more detailed view of the nation's annual pledge-making process

56% of Britons identify as working class, while seeing job and income as the most important factors in identifying class

Environmentalism and feminism are viewed favourably by most Britons

Six in ten Britons say Christmas is their favourite festival

Six in ten Britons say it is acceptable for a dog to be off its lead in a park, though only one in six think it’s okay when walking down the street

The public tell us in their own words

New YouGov survey takes in-depth look at attitudes towards assisted dying