Britons, Danes, French and Spaniards all more likely to see domestic rail travel as expensive than domestic air travel

Many Londoners say they see fare dodging on a frequent basis

The newcomer steals the crown

But they are much more reluctant to see more pedestrian-only streets in their own local area

While two-thirds of Britons favour nationalising the railways in principle, this falls to just 6% if fares continue to rise

People in Spain are particularly likely to feel there are too many tourists in their local area, and take a negative view of the holiday lets sector

John Humphrys' weekly column for YouGov

For the vast majority, it was their first time doing so

Liberty proves to be the most well-liked, and Mildmay the least

Those opposed to the expansion support vandalism of ULEZ cameras

John Humphrys' weekly column for YouGov

Britons are also the only country to have a net negative view of coach travel

They do, however, support rail workers refusing overtime over the festive period

It seems that, in one form or another, we shall need either a great deal of patience or a fat wallet – or both - if we persist in driving our cars in city centres.

Are you persuaded by the environmental arguments for going electric but do you suffer from range anxiety – or even “charging” anxiety? And might that discourage you from making the switch? Or are you postponing a decision in the hope that prices of EVs might fall? Or have you yet to be persuaded that going electric is the right solution?

More than a third of those took a special trip to do so

BrandIndex data dives into the queues at Birmingham Airport.

Four in 10 Britons are worried about catching coronavirus on an airplane

Understanding of the new guidance in the Highway Code is extremely varied, and 14% of Britons have no idea that the code is changing at all

A new YouGov study conducted across 17 markets worldwide asks consumers about how appropriate it is for various industries to engage in sports sponsorship.