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7 January 2022

4986 GB adults surveyed

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Four people accused of criminal damage for removing a statue of Edward Colston in Bristol have been found not guilty by a jury. From what you have seen or heard about this case, do you think this was the right or wrong outcome?

Conducted 7 January 2022

YouGov surveyed 4986 GB adults

23%
52%
25%
Four people accused of criminal damage for removing a statue of Edward Colston in Bristol have been found not guilty by a jury. From what you have seen or heard about this case, do you think this was the right or wrong outcome?

Conducted 7 January 2022

YouGov surveyed 4986 GB adults

By:
23%
52%
25%

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