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John Humphrys - Time for Second Thoughts on the NHS?
John Humphrys' weekly column for YouGov
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Voting Intention: Con 21%, Lab 40% (26-27 Mar 2024)
Latest YouGov Westminster voting intention figures
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There WAS enough room on Titanic debris for Jack, say Britons
By 50% to 17%, Britons who watched the movie say Jack and Rose could both have survived
1 day ago - Article
Health, wealth and happiness: what do Britons hope for?
We asked the public what their number one hope in life is
2 days ago - Article
John Humphrys - Diversity or Meritocracy: what matters most?
John Humphrys' weekly column for YouGov
6 days ago - Article
Politicians’ favourability ratings: March 2024
Keir Starmer continues to be the UK’s most popular politician, and for the first time we look at national attitudes to Vaughan Gething, Susan Hall and Humza Yousaf
6 days ago - Article
Voting Intention: Con 19%, Lab 44% (19-20 Mar 2024)
Latest YouGov Westminster voting intention figures
7 days ago - Article
Only 11% who sympathise more with Palestinians approve of Hamas
Most who are more on the Israeli side, by contrast, have a favourable view of the Israeli government
8 days ago - Article
Women unwilling to date OnlyFans users
Attitudes to a potential partner who subscribes to OnlyFans is significantly more negative than watching pornography in general, and comparable to having paid for sex
10 days ago - Article
Voting Intention: Con 20%, Lab 44% (12-13 Mar 2024)
Latest YouGov Westminster voting intention figures
14 days ago - Article
War crimes in Gaza: most Britons think both sides are likely guilty
Those who sympathise most with Israel are split on how likely they are to have committed war crimes
15 days ago - Article
John Humphrys - Is climate change a moral crisis?
John Humphrys' weekly column for YouGov
20 days ago - Article
Voting Intention: Con 20%, Lab 47% (6-7 Mar 2024)
Latest YouGov Westminster voting intention figures
20 days ago - Article
What did the public make of the 2024 Spring Budget?
Britons are split on whether the budget was fair or affordable, but tend to support individual measures announced
21 days ago - Article
The cost of theatre tickets is main reason people don’t go
While three quarters of Britons are willing to go to the theatre, fewer than half have been in the last 12 months
22 days ago - Article
Favourability: most Reform UK voters like Lee Anderson
Rishi Sunak continues to trail Keir Starmer in our favourability tracker results
23 days ago - Article
Voters want cost-of-living assistance more than increased funding for public services
Most nevertheless say that public services are in a bad state
23 days ago - Article
How have Londoners reacted to the new Overground names?
Liberty proves to be the most well-liked, and Mildmay the least
27 days ago