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16 January 2018

3568 GB adults surveyed

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England cricketer Ben Stokes has been charged with affray after an incident outside a Bristol nightclub last year. Do you think if international sports stars have been charged with an offence, but have not yet gone to trial, they should or should not be able to continue playing for their country?

Conducted 16 January 2018

YouGov surveyed 3568 GB adults

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34%
24%
England cricketer Ben Stokes has been charged with affray after an incident outside a Bristol nightclub last year. Do you think if international sports stars have been charged with an offence, but have not yet gone to trial, they should or should not be able to continue playing for their country?

Conducted 16 January 2018

YouGov surveyed 3568 GB adults

By:
42%
34%
24%

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