Britons really dislike ‘Chrissie’ and ‘Crimble’, while tending to dislike ‘Crimbo’ and ‘holiday season’

One in five say their employers’ policies have reduced the number of days they can work from home in the last two years

Those who have already served on a jury are more likely than the wider public to say they would rather do than avoid jury service, and trust a jury rather than a judge with deciding their guilt

The YouGov Big Survey on Christmas looks at whether Britons use the name Father Christmas or Santa Claus

The YouGov Big Survey on Christmas looks at the financial aspects of Christmas and how much Britons spend over the holiday

The YouGov Big Survey on Christmas looks at Britons' favourite aspects of Christmas

The YouGov Big Survey on Christmas looks at what Britons have for Christmas dinner

The YouGov Big Survey on Christmas looks at which festive activities Britons do, who they spend Christmas Day with, and who does the Christmas chores

The YouGov Big Survey on Christmas looks at when Britons do their Christmas shopping and who they buy presents

The YouGov Big Survey on Christmas looks at when Britons put their decorations up

The YouGov Big Survey on Christmas looks at whether people celebrate Christmas and how they feel about the holiday

YouGov has conducted an extensive study on Christmas, exploring Yuletide routines and attitudes towards the holiday

Now a new YouGov study examines how the public have reacted to the flag raisings that took place this summer, particularly comparing the views between white and ethnic minority adults.

A YouGov study examines how attitudes to British and English identity differ among white and ethnic minority adults in England

YouGov survey examines public desire to bring back historic punishments

Danes are more open to being naked in public than other Europeans, while the lifestyle is falling out of fashion with younger Germans

The public give tougher sentences than the justice system

Similarly, almost half of Britons say an apprenticeship prepares young people better for the future than a degree does

Most secondary school teachers see it as a big problem in their school, and the majority also feel schools are doing as much as can be expected on the issue

Mothers and fathers tend to see misogyny as being an issue – but not at their own child’s school