Has the Jeremy Corbyn wreath-laying controversy changed public opinion?
YouGov examines the public’s reaction to the story (Comments: 279)
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John Humphrys - Universities: Becoming Too Easy to get a Place?
Universities, and A-level students newly armed with their results, will be scrambling over the next week or so to fit applicants to places (Comments: 3)
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Is it ok when an episode of a TV panel or talk show is not socially diverse?
New YouGov research examines Britons attitudes to equal representation of social groups (Comments: 37)
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While satisfied with their degrees, most students do not think that £9,000 a year fees are justified
This is despite the fact that the vast majority of graduates are satisfied with the quality of their course and expect to benefit from ... (Comments: 13)
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House of Fraser and Sports Direct: What happens next?
The biggest story of the last few days in the retail world was undoubtedly Sports Direct’s acquisition of the struggling House of Fraser (Comments: 1)
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Few Brits see protecting the rights of UK citizens living in the EU as a top priority
YouGov Eurotrack data shows that the public value trade and counter-terrorism cooperation over the rights of Brits living in the EU post-Brexit (Comments: 94)
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Two thirds of mothers and fathers often worry about their parenting
YouGov finds most mums and dads worry about their child-rearing skills, despite the fact they rate themselves highly as a parent (Comments: 2)
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Samsung’s purchase consideration is down, but overall brand health remains strong
Last week, news was announced that Apple had become the world’s first trillion dollar company. (Comments: 6)
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Almost a quarter of Britons now own one or more smart home devices
New research from YouGov reveals that smart home devices are becoming more prevalent in UK households. (Comments: 1)
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Voting Intention: Conservatives 39%, Labour 35% (8-9 August)
Latest YouGov Westminster voting intention figures (Comments: 321)
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John Humphrys: What’s wrong with causing offence?
Boris Johnson has been accused of gratuitously – even deliberately and cynically – causing offence to British Muslims and many other people. In the ... (Comments: 142)
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Young Brits are less likely to say they'd report their nearest and dearest for crimes – even murder
YouGov asks Britons whether they would be willing to inform the police of the crimes of close friends and family members (Comments: 73)
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John Humphrys - Interest Rates Rise: Timely or Dangerous?
The Bank of England has raised interest rates for only the second time in nine years. The quarter percentage point increase to 0.75% still ... (Comments: 3)
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Voting Intention: Conservatives 38%, Labour 38% (30-31 July)
Latest YouGov Westminster voting intention figures (Comments: 37)
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Gender pay gap still not clear to four in ten employees, despite reporting legislation
Four months on from legislation on gender pay gap reporting, YouGov reveals just over four in ten workers at firms with 250 or more ... (Comments: 89)
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Number of Britons illegally downloading music falls
The number of Britons that are illegally downloading music is decreasing, according to new custom research from YouGov. (Comments: 2)
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Macmillan tops YouGov CharityIndex Rankings for second year running
For the second year in a row, Macmillan Cancer Support tops YouGov’s CharityIndex rankings. (Comments: 0)
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What would your private jet look like?
Brits’ favourite features for a private jet include a king-sized bed, luxury bathroom, and spacious office (Comments: 3)
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Ad of the month - KP Nuts
This month, KP Nuts is the brand that has achieved the biggest uplift in its Ad Awareness score. (Comments: 2)
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Ryanair’s brand perception falls – but purchase consideration stays firm
As strikes, flight cancellations and news of potential job losses blight the budget airline Ryanair, YouGov BrandIndex data indicates how perception of the brand ... (Comments: 0)
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Four in ten Brits doubt they will have enough to live on in old age
Of those, one in three (30%) don't know how they will make up the shortfall, while four in ten (42%) plan on returning to ... (Comments: 5)
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Three quarters of Britons haven’t heard of open banking
Fears around sharing financial data and existing satisfaction from banks are barriers to growth (Comments: 1)
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Where is the most fertile ground for a new party?
A new YouGov survey examines which of their political views the public feels the main parties don’t represent them on (Comments: 271)
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Consumer confidence is steady
UK consumer confidence has risen marginally in the past month, analysis from YouGov and the Centre for Economics and Business Research finds. (Comments: 0)
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What makes a home-brewer tick?
YouGov Omnibus recently asked people across the UK if they had any noteworthy hobbies (Comments: 0)
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The Sims: four in ten players have purposefully killed their Sims
A new YouGov study uncovers rampant bad behaviour among players of EA’s hit series (Comments: 2)
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Half of Love Island viewers identify Superdrug as show’s main sponsor
New research for YouGov underlines how successful Superdrug’s sponsorship with ITV 2 smash show Love Island has been. (Comments: 1)
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Britons increasingly likely to blame climate change for 'drought'
YouGov Custom research indicates that Britons are less likely now than in 2012 to blame the actions of water companies and more likely to ... (Comments: 4)
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Should milk go in a cup of tea first or last?
YouGov finally settles the debate (Comments: 28)
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For the first time, more people support a second referendum
42% of Britons think there should be a refendum on the terms of the Brexit deal, 40% do not (Comments: 932)
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