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6 April 2018

2237 GB adults surveyed

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Do you get on with your in‑laws, or your partner’s family? (If you don’t currently have a partner, think about when you did.)

Conducted 6 April 2018

YouGov surveyed 2237 GB adults

69%
13%
18%
Do you get on with your in‑laws, or your partner’s family? (If you don’t currently have a partner, think about when you did.)

Conducted 6 April 2018

YouGov surveyed 2237 GB adults

By:
69%
13%
18%

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