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1 day ago: Friday Sep 20 - 12:41pm
With Justin Trudeau in hot water after photos emerged of him wearing blackface makeup, new YouGov data finds 32% of Brits think this is an acceptable thing for a person to do. All Brits - 32% acceptable / 42% unacceptable 65+ year olds - 43% / 29% https://t.co/MN5cwGBelc https://t.co/419PCdirva

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1 day ago: Friday Sep 20 - 9:00am
RT @YouGov: % in each place who think the climate is changing and humans are the main cause 🇮🇳 71% 🇹🇭🇪🇸🇮🇩 69% 🇮🇹 66% 🇻🇳 64% 🇵🇭 62% 🇸🇬 54% 🇹🇼 53% 🇶🇦🇰🇼🇦🇪 52% 🇬🇧 51% 🇭🇰 50% 🇫🇮🇩🇪 49% 🇫🇷🇲🇾 48% 🇧🇭 46% 🇨🇳 45% 🇦🇺 44% 🇪🇬 42% 🇩🇰 40% 🇺🇸 38% 🇸🇪 36% 🇸🇦🇳🇴 - 35% https://t.co/ZzyYEEj4Kx

YouGov
1 day ago: Friday Sep 20 - 8:11am
Best PM vs voting intention results since Boris Johnson became Prime Minister (see chart) Latest results: Boris Johnson 38% / Conservatives 32% Jeremy Corbyn 22% / Labour 21% https://t.co/kwfvMowfDK https://t.co/6O3STXYSYy

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1 day ago: Friday Sep 20 - 7:03am
With people across the world participating in the #ClimateStrike, our recent international study found that most people believe man-made climate change is happening and that is not too late to do something about it if we take drastic action https://t.co/ZzyYEEj4Kx https://t.co/qug9Krrb50

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1 day ago: Friday Sep 20 - 4:13am
With the Supreme Court considering its verdict on the legality of proroguing Parliament, 60% of Brits told us they aren't familiar with the Court and what it does https://t.co/QcSlxbXiWH https://t.co/84Hg4lARXI

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2 days ago: Thursday Sep 19 - 1:04pm
Would it be acceptable or unacceptable for the Queen to express her personal opinion on Scottish independence? All Brits - 43% acceptable / 37% unacceptable Scots only - 37% acceptable / 45% unacceptable https://t.co/bQI6PG2xsb https://t.co/6QffshyuY6

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2 days ago: Thursday Sep 19 - 7:05am
Which of the following do you think would make the best Prime Minister? Boris Johnson - 38% Jeremy Corbyn - 22% Not sure - 36% https://t.co/qYxV8NiRUi https://t.co/oVJAuNfsDj

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2 days ago: Thursday Sep 19 - 7:05am
Latest Westminster voting intention (17-18 Sept) Con - 32% Lib Dem - 23% Lab - 21% Brexit Party - 14% Green - 4% Other - 7% https://t.co/qYxV8NiRUi https://t.co/fDAgpja2qR

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2 days ago: Thursday Sep 19 - 4:08am
Britons are less likely to see No Deal as a realistic prospect No Deal - 65% (-7 since 2-3 Sept) Delay - 64% (+8) Soft Brexit - 48% (+5) 2nd ref - 44% (+7) Remain - 42% (+8) Boris Deal - 37% (-1) May Deal - 28% (+8) https://t.co/p29wtm5HhD https://t.co/3zYifRCpeV

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2 days ago: Thursday Sep 19 - 3:17am
RT @YouGov: 31% of Britons hold David Cameron responsible for both Britain voting to leave the EU AND the current state of Brexit 41% think he's responsible for the vote to leave but not the current state of affairs 13% think he's responsible for neither https://t.co/PTvUJjSpza https://t.co/S1YmYAFwlP

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3 days ago: Wednesday Sep 18 - 1:15pm
57% of Britons would hold the UK government rather than the EU responsible for a no-deal Brexit - but by 48% to 34% Leave voters think a no-deal Brexit would be down to the EU https://t.co/oZIbIzmBgE https://t.co/CUfhpR2bWa

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3 days ago: Wednesday Sep 18 - 10:05am
RT @StephanShaxper: Proud @YouGov is Principal Sponsor of MRSpride - A network uniting LGBTQ+ talent across the research industry https://t.co/HxynqXuu6R

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3 days ago: Wednesday Sep 18 - 4:48am
The EU’s chief negotiator has also said no progress is being made in talks, despite the UK side claiming the opposite. A majority (55%) of Brits believe the EU’s take on the situation https://t.co/81GRyy5TWC https://t.co/JCfxbO2hl3

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3 days ago: Wednesday Sep 18 - 4:48am
Michel Barnier has told the UK we should not “pretend to be negotiating”. 33% of Brits believe the renegotiations are a complete charade, and another 19% think Boris thinks it unlikely he will get a deal https://t.co/81GRyy5TWC https://t.co/zjHOpu8qv4

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4 days ago: Tuesday Sep 17 - 10:27am
RT @YouGov: Despite his constant struggles in Parliament and abroad, Boris Johnson has grown in popularity since becoming PM. His net favourability score stands at -16, up from -21 when he became PM. Jeremy Corbyn is on -49. https://t.co/1VdqnUnoWv https://t.co/FWkYhKXAzj

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4 days ago: Tuesday Sep 17 - 9:08am
Brits are split on the legitimacy of the Lib Dems' new signature policy of keeping Britain in the EU without a referendum 41% - legitimate 38% - illegitimate https://t.co/uolV7txrEO https://t.co/6Y66yWv615

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4 days ago: Tuesday Sep 17 - 8:16am
With #LDConf drawing to a close, Jo Swinson will be pleased to know that her name recognition is now much higher. When we first asked about her 62% answered "don't know" - that figure is now 37% (about the same as Vince Cable at the end of his leadership) https://t.co/1VdqnUnoWv https://t.co/vfnzcI2O98

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4 days ago: Tuesday Sep 17 - 8:12am
Among Conservative voters Boris Johnson's net favourability score is +50, up 21 points since he became PM. Among Leave voters his score is +46, up 16 points over the same timeframe. https://t.co/1VdqnUnoWv https://t.co/F30nEu4pso

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4 days ago: Tuesday Sep 17 - 8:12am
Despite his constant struggles in Parliament and abroad, Boris Johnson has grown in popularity since becoming PM. His net favourability score stands at -16, up from -21 when he became PM. Jeremy Corbyn is on -49. https://t.co/1VdqnUnoWv https://t.co/FWkYhKXAzj

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5 days ago: Monday Sep 16 - 12:17pm
It's been announced that Snickers is changing back to Marathon after 30 years. Brits' preferred name for the choc is... All Britons - Snickers 24% / Marathon 53% 18-24 year olds - Snickers 56% / Marathon 14% 50-65 year olds - Snickers 8% / Marathon 76% https://t.co/7heMiFzzqj https://t.co/ZUnTKDP8cm

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5 days ago: Monday Sep 16 - 12:14pm
31% of Britons hold David Cameron responsible for both Britain voting to leave the EU AND the current state of Brexit 41% think he's responsible for the vote to leave but not the current state of affairs 13% think he's responsible for neither https://t.co/PTvUJjSpza https://t.co/S1YmYAFwlP

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5 days ago: Monday Sep 16 - 9:36am
% of people that think climate change will have a "great deal" of impact on their life 🇵🇭 75% 🇻🇳 74% 🇮🇳 70% 🇶🇦 65% 🇪🇬 58% 🇦🇪 56% 🇰🇼🇹🇭 55% 🇧🇭 53% 🇲🇾 47% 🇮🇩 45% 🇸🇬🇸🇦 41% 🇹🇼 38% 🇪🇸 32% 🇮🇹🇦🇺 29% 🇨🇳🇫🇷 26% 🇭🇰 25% 🇺🇸 24% 🇬🇧 17% 🇩🇪 16% 🇫🇮 14% 🇳🇴 12% 🇸🇪 11% 🇩🇰 10% https://t.co/ZzyYEEj4Kx

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5 days ago: Monday Sep 16 - 5:51am
% in each place who think the climate is changing and humans are the main cause 🇮🇳 71% 🇹🇭🇪🇸🇮🇩 69% 🇮🇹 66% 🇻🇳 64% 🇵🇭 62% 🇸🇬 54% 🇹🇼 53% 🇶🇦🇰🇼🇦🇪 52% 🇬🇧 51% 🇭🇰 50% 🇫🇮🇩🇪 49% 🇫🇷🇲🇾 48% 🇧🇭 46% 🇨🇳 45% 🇦🇺 44% 🇪🇬 42% 🇩🇰 40% 🇺🇸 38% 🇸🇪 36% 🇸🇦🇳🇴 - 35% https://t.co/ZzyYEEj4Kx

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5 days ago: Monday Sep 16 - 5:24am
33% of Britons think it is likely that climate change will lead to the extinction of the human race, our international study finds. This rises to a majority of people in the Asian countries we studied https://t.co/ZzyYEEj4Kx https://t.co/pvUQw8EhXj

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6 days ago: Sunday Sep 15 - 6:42am
Finally, most people worldwide think that climate change will lead to serious economic damage, lost cities to rising sea levels, mass displacement of people and small wars. In Asia especially people believe it will lead to the extinction of humanity itself https://t.co/ZzyYEEj4Kx https://t.co/6qSQFqshLw

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6 days ago: Sunday Sep 15 - 6:42am
People lay the blame for climate change in different places depending on where in the world they are. In Asia they are more likely to blame international bodies like the UN, while in the West people are more likely to blame business and industry https://t.co/ZzyYEEj4Kx https://t.co/TiCUkZE5Io

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6 days ago: Sunday Sep 15 - 6:41am
And there is widespread belief that both our home countries and ourselves as individuals could be doing more to tackle climate change, although people in Scandinavia and the Middle East are least likely to feel this way https://t.co/ZzyYEEj4Kx https://t.co/n9JqsUHFjl

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6 days ago: Sunday Sep 15 - 6:41am
Across the world most people (50-82%) think it is not too late to avert the worst impacts of climate change, but that we will need to take drastic steps... https://t.co/ZzyYEEj4Kx https://t.co/Cy3kW2kP60

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6 days ago: Sunday Sep 15 - 6:41am
In most places we studied, most people expect climate change to have at least a fair amount of impact on their lives. This concern is higher in Asia/Middle East than in the West 🇶🇦 - 97% 🇵🇭 - 94% 🇻🇳 - 93% 🇦🇪 - 88% 🇫🇷 - 70% 🇬🇧 - 58% 🇺🇸 - 54% 🇩🇪 - 54% https://t.co/ZzyYEEj4Kx https://t.co/QTe8VJUmPo

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6 days ago: Sunday Sep 15 - 6:41am
Across the world, most people accept that climate change is happening and that humans are at least partially responsible... 🇮🇳 - 94% 🇨🇳 - 93% 🇬🇧 - 88% 🇩🇪 - 85% 🇫🇷 - 85% 🇺🇸 - 75% 🇸🇦 - 71% https://t.co/ZzyYEEj4Kx https://t.co/WlQH2eR7Zz

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6 days ago: Sunday Sep 15 - 6:41am
THREAD/ Our new 28 country/region study on climate change uncovers big differences in global attitudes, particularly between East and West (and often between the US and everyone else) https://t.co/ZzyYEEj4Kx

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1 week ago: Friday Sep 13 - 12:30pm
By 51% to 30% Brits say the Government are worried about the potential impact of a no-deal Brexit, following the release of Operation Yellowhammer https://t.co/YAvfZN7IlQ https://t.co/mkiLfKQ1R5

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1 week ago: Friday Sep 13 - 12:26pm
85% of Brits say they either never buy magazines, or don't buy them very often following the announcement that Marie Claire will become a digital-only offering in the UK from November https://t.co/d8wsNTZpJr https://t.co/7ResdiN60S

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1 week ago: Friday Sep 13 - 10:45am
RT @YouGov: Happy #RoaldDahlDay! Here are Britain's favourite Roald Dahl books: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory - 24% say is their favourite The BFG - 13% Matilda - 10% The Twits - 9% James and the Giant Peach - 8% https://t.co/HgNUH4SgaI https://t.co/RId0mfb5gw

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1 week ago: Friday Sep 13 - 5:11am
Happy #RoaldDahlDay! Here are Britain's favourite Roald Dahl books: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory - 24% say is their favourite The BFG - 13% Matilda - 10% The Twits - 9% James and the Giant Peach - 8% https://t.co/HgNUH4SgaI https://t.co/RId0mfb5gw

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1 week ago: Thursday Sep 12 - 11:56am
With Jennifer Aniston recently saying that she is not going to let her hair go grey, 62% of Brits say they would be fine with going grey. Women (49%) are considerably less likely than men (75%) to be OK with this https://t.co/YPBT5hWazZ https://t.co/VWwfrLVTkN

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1 week ago: Thursday Sep 12 - 11:12am
By 43% to 26% the general public believe senior judges in the UK to be fair and impartial, following Minister Kwasi Kwarteng’s remark about perceived bias https://t.co/8jd5EX4S9d https://t.co/196qcF53xo

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1 week ago: Thursday Sep 12 - 11:12am
Leave voters (38%) are more than twice as likely as Remain voters (16%) to think senior judges in the UK are biased, following Minister Kwasi Kwarteng’s statement that many people believe them to be biased when it comes to Brexit https://t.co/8jd5EX4S9d https://t.co/zDJ5Rkeqid

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1 week ago: Thursday Sep 12 - 7:18am
We've now compiled some of our top political trackers in one place - see data for the last few years on... 🗳️ Voting intention 👥 Best PM 🏥 Top issues facing UK 🇪🇺 Govt handling of Brexit ✅ Right/wrong to vote for Brexit https://t.co/okDq2iVCHX https://t.co/uAt59NR3MC

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1 week ago: Thursday Sep 12 - 6:48am
With John Bercow stepping down as Speaker, a poll of MPs we conducted earlier in the year shows Lindsay Hoyle is by far his favoured successor: Lindsay Hoyle - 35% Eleanor Laing - 6% Harriet Harman - 5% (Don't know - 41%) https://t.co/70IdFTIrh2 https://t.co/eJ75o94hrq

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1 week ago: Wednesday Sep 11 - 1:04pm
The Brexit Party made their pitch to the Tories today for a 'non-aggression pact' at the election. While Boris Johnson seems uninterested, 60% of potential Conservative voters and 70% of potential Brexit Party voters are favourable to a pact in principle https://t.co/78n8trj0QK https://t.co/kw1gif1QJe

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1 week ago: Wednesday Sep 11 - 11:48am
Which Party do you think is more divided over Brexit? Conservatives: 23% Labour: 12% Both equally divided: 45% https://t.co/9JaSZlt6PE https://t.co/VpXWE7VBOD

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1 week ago: Wednesday Sep 11 - 11:36am
Latest Westminster voting intention (9-10 Sep) Con - 32% Lab - 23% Lib Dem - 19% Brexit Party - 14% Green - 7% Other - 5% https://t.co/HfjuRtdNKS https://t.co/6s5Oev9jgO

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1 week ago: Wednesday Sep 11 - 11:35am
By 46% to 26% Brits support increasing the amount of time international students are able to stay and look for work in Britain after they graduate from four months to two years https://t.co/QQFhLeq9rs https://t.co/CfjRYy6EHP

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1 week ago: Wednesday Sep 11 - 11:13am
With Britons wasting an estimated £800m on unwanted subscriptions, it is perhaps no surprise that 68% think companies should do more to inform customers that they are about to sign up for a full subscription after a free trial https://t.co/dFM6y7Don3 https://t.co/56E3hdpX2z

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1 week ago: Wednesday Sep 11 - 10:53am
Should Geoffrey Boycott have been given a knighthood? Yes: 19% No: 34% Don't know: 47% https://t.co/YHwNqLhEOj https://t.co/EBxEQfnccf

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1 week ago: Wednesday Sep 11 - 8:24am
RT @YouGov: The most popular dates featured in Taylor Swift’s new track ‘London Boy’ (according to Londoners): Hampstead Heath: 61% Walk and a drink in Soho: 60% High tea in the West End: 55% https://t.co/8W5bQt7gNa https://t.co/dQU686S7kx

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1 week ago: Wednesday Sep 11 - 8:24am
RT @YouGov: It may all make for a logistical nightmare, but Londoners agree - Hampstead Heath (61%) is Taylor Swift’s best date of those listed in her new track, London Boy https://t.co/8W5bQt7gNa https://t.co/zii5DomSWB

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1 week ago: Wednesday Sep 11 - 7:30am
Do Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn want a general election? Brits of all political stripes tend to think that Boris Johnson does (by 43% to 32% among all Brits) They are split 37%/39% on whether Corbyn does too - Lab/Lib Dems think he does, Tories disagree https://t.co/81GRyy5TWC https://t.co/ieGl0JlzQh

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1 week ago: Wednesday Sep 11 - 7:27am
52% of Britons believe Boris Johnson doesn't actually expect to agree a new Brexit deal with the EU that Parliament will accept, including 33% of Brits who think the renegotiations with the EU are a charade. https://t.co/81GRyy5TWC https://t.co/bgr61niEju

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1 week ago: Wednesday Sep 11 - 7:23am
The government claim great progress has been made towards agreeing a new Brexit deal with the EU. A majority of Britons (55%) believe that in fact no progress has been made whatsoever, including 41% of Con and Leave voters. https://t.co/81GRyy5TWC https://t.co/Bo6XFJ03sJ

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1 week ago: Wednesday Sep 11 - 7:19am
The public oppose prorogation, but Boris Johnson won’t care - the latest piece by @chriscurtis94 https://t.co/zQhZeyn5w9

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1 week ago: Wednesday Sep 11 - 4:42am
…And the least popular: Shopping in Hackney: 11% Watching rugby in the pub: 12% Brixton night out: 23% https://t.co/8W5bQt7gNa https://t.co/OoYRiFSlsL

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1 week ago: Wednesday Sep 11 - 4:42am
The most popular dates featured in Taylor Swift’s new track ‘London Boy’ (according to Londoners): Hampstead Heath: 61% Walk and a drink in Soho: 60% High tea in the West End: 55% https://t.co/8W5bQt7gNa https://t.co/dQU686S7kx

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1 week ago: Wednesday Sep 11 - 4:42am
It may all make for a logistical nightmare, but Londoners agree - Hampstead Heath (61%) is Taylor Swift’s best date of those listed in her new track, London Boy https://t.co/8W5bQt7gNa https://t.co/zii5DomSWB

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1 week ago: Tuesday Sep 10 - 12:23pm
75% of Brits say their knowledge of Irish history is either not very good (38%) or not good at all (37%), following former Minister Alistair Burt saying that many Tory MPs have a poor level of understanding on the subject https://t.co/cbJzyFjOtB https://t.co/STIaCNWPG7

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1 week ago: Tuesday Sep 10 - 11:56am
Half of Leave voters (49%) would judge Britain ending up with a no-deal Brexit as a success https://t.co/s0S7LwaCCm https://t.co/gP9UfZBklg

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1 week ago: Tuesday Sep 10 - 11:56am
Would Brits see a no-deal Brexit as a success or a failure? A failure: 48% A success: 24% Neither: 16% https://t.co/s0S7LwaCCm https://t.co/nuyJshWMl7

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1 week ago: Tuesday Sep 10 - 6:39am
RT @YouGov: 52% of Leave voters want Boris Johnson to break the law for Brexit https://t.co/dKs3cTTHkT https://t.co/oUk588wPA1

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1 week ago: Tuesday Sep 10 - 5:04am
52% of Leave voters want Boris Johnson to break the law for Brexit https://t.co/dKs3cTTHkT https://t.co/oUk588wPA1

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1 week ago: Monday Sep 9 - 1:07pm
72% of Brits say the MMR jab should be made compulsory for children before they are allowed to start primary school, following senior GPs arguing that this should be made the case https://t.co/ZITZl4GKZW https://t.co/dQ5eEM76Yd

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1 week ago: Monday Sep 9 - 12:50pm
Despite the continuing confusion over Brexit, when it comes to making important decisions the public is split on who should take the reins... - 33% say elected MPs - 35% say the public via referendums https://t.co/8um34rEciN https://t.co/886AQToKuj

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1 week ago: Monday Sep 9 - 12:50pm
The public’s expectations of the Prime Minister are falling, both among those who thought he would do a good job, and those who thought he would do a bad job https://t.co/8um34rEciN https://t.co/iwj0EQaCNt

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1 week ago: Monday Sep 9 - 12:50pm
58% of Leave voters say it is Boris Johnson and the government who are most in touch with the public on Brexit, compared to only 4% who say MPs are. 46% of Remain voters say neither are in step with public opinion https://t.co/8um34rEciN https://t.co/jbJrUndsL2

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1 week ago: Monday Sep 9 - 12:50pm
Who do you think is most in-tune with the public on Brexit? Boris Johnson and the government: 30% MPs in Parliament: 19% Neither: 40% https://t.co/8um34rEciN https://t.co/zuKRPJ8BbR

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1 week ago: Monday Sep 9 - 11:32am
A majority of both Conservative (55%) and Leave (60%) voters, however, think a no-deal Brexit would result in a clean break from the EU, meaning the country could then focus on something else https://t.co/qlpc8bmVsj https://t.co/t9VsWdSeZe

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1 week ago: Monday Sep 9 - 11:32am
By 52% to 31% Brits say that a no-deal Brexit would not represent a ‘clean break’ from the EU, and it would leave a lot of issues to be sorted out https://t.co/qlpc8bmVsj https://t.co/ijlFLVjVPs

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1 week ago: Monday Sep 9 - 9:57am
RT @StephanShaxper: This was definitely not from YouGov in any shape or form! https://t.co/2pnGibgm6Y

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1 week ago: Monday Sep 9 - 5:26am
There are to be more chocolates and fewer toffees in Quality Street tubs, it has been announced. Perhaps no great loss, with the nation previously ranking the toffee finger and toffee penny 8th and 11th best in the tub respectively https://t.co/S2s8CWsOa7 https://t.co/Z7rzIqgPHs

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1 week ago: Monday Sep 9 - 5:04am
Pierce Brosnan has said it's time for a women to play the role of 007 - a concept opposed by Bond lovers (64% vs 32%) and the general public (51% vs 36%) alike https://t.co/Wfks3YKpy8 https://t.co/GcVsYBJFJ1

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2 weeks ago: Saturday Sep 7 - 12:21pm
With the Conservatives parodying the KFC logo in their attack ads against Jeremy Corbyn, YouGov Ratings data shows fans of KFC voted for Labour over the Tories by 46% to 39% in 2017. The Beefeater Grill fanbase are the most likely to vote Conservative, at 51% vs 35% for Labour. https://t.co/25D6aX6rmm

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2 weeks ago: Friday Sep 6 - 11:40am
70% of Britons say they had a somewhat (16%) or very unfavourable (54%) view of Robert Mugabe. Just 3% viewed him favourably https://t.co/1xYjRzerFk https://t.co/uegW0qSCb8

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2 weeks ago: Friday Sep 6 - 7:14am
Labour and other opposition parties have just agreed not to vote in favour of a general election. Labour voters want MPs to vote for an election by 41% to 36%. Lib Dem voters are split 37%/36% https://t.co/ekcTkn3MSM https://t.co/LBQmrDe4Jw

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2 weeks ago: Friday Sep 6 - 5:47am
Emily Thornberry has said that Labour will not vote for an early general election. Our survey on Wednesday found that by 41% to 36% Labour voters think MPs should vote in favour of a mid-October election https://t.co/ekcTkn3MSM https://t.co/toN9W0sMeW

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2 weeks ago: Friday Sep 6 - 5:13am
What do Brits actually see as realistic outcomes in the event of no-deal? Increased food prices - 64% Import / export delays - 64% Travel delays to Europe - 61% Losing benefits within the EU - 46% Medicine shortages - 41% https://t.co/38Q4Czhsml https://t.co/G3i7FuYeql

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2 weeks ago: Friday Sep 6 - 5:13am
Medicine shortages, increased food prices, and delayed import/export goods are the biggest concerns Brits have about the prospect of a no-deal Brexit. Remain voters are more worried than Leave voters about all almost all of the possible scenarios https://t.co/38Q4Czhsml https://t.co/f8ibYWnA9c

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2 weeks ago: Thursday Sep 5 - 1:04pm
70% of Brits say they have either little or no sympathy for MPs having to deal with Brexit. Among the parties it is Tory voters who have the least sympathy (80%) https://t.co/8uS8hLlfSe https://t.co/yYzbN2TAWe

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2 weeks ago: Thursday Sep 5 - 12:35pm
77% of Brits consider homework to be a helpful part of the learning process, following news that Ofsted will no longer assess how homework is being done during their inspections https://t.co/qWbgEUq2UV https://t.co/rw4kjHqz7H

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2 weeks ago: Thursday Sep 5 - 12:29pm
How do you prefer to watch a TV series you're enjoying? An episode per week: 38% Binge watch: 50% https://t.co/hB6z2Rvubi https://t.co/ixxAq2UaqG

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2 weeks ago: Thursday Sep 5 - 11:00am
RT @YouGov: Here's what the country's Brexit preferences look like when you ask people to choose from only the outcomes they think can still realistically happen: No Deal - 21% Boris Deal - 19% Remain - 19% Soft Brexit - 12% 2nd Ref - 10% Delay - 5% May Deal - 2% https://t.co/breMT9Of42 https://t.co/JIXjbpAb1w

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2 weeks ago: Thursday Sep 5 - 10:32am
RT @YouGov: Many surveys ask Britons what Brexit they want, but what Brexit outcomes do people think can actually realistically happen? No deal - 72% Delay - 56% Soft Brexit - 43% Boris deal - 38% 2nd ref - 37% Remain - 34% May's deal - 20% https://t.co/breMT9Of42 https://t.co/36nA1470vf

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2 weeks ago: Thursday Sep 5 - 7:09am
RT @YouGov: When asking voting groups to choose their preferred Brexit outcome of the ones they think can still realistically happen, the top choices are: Con - Boris Deal (42%) Leave - No Deal (41%) Brexit Party - No Deal (59%) Remain/Lab/Lib Dem - Remain (35-42%) https://t.co/breMT9Of42 https://t.co/iEWbFPX8Qq

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2 weeks ago: Thursday Sep 5 - 5:20am
Additional fun fact: Queen the band (79%) are more popular than the actual Queen (72%) https://t.co/pvbmhOS07t https://t.co/iCwOT2Ya34

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2 weeks ago: Thursday Sep 5 - 5:20am
#HappyBirthdayFreddieMercury! YouGov Ratings data shows that the legendary frontman sits second in the most popular rock artists in the UK…only narrowly losing out to Queen who are in first place https://t.co/kPpzdEei3x https://t.co/lxLyvX3WNg

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2 weeks ago: Thursday Sep 5 - 3:50am
When asking voting groups to choose their preferred Brexit outcome of the ones they think can still realistically happen, the top choices are: Con - Boris Deal (42%) Leave - No Deal (41%) Brexit Party - No Deal (59%) Remain/Lab/Lib Dem - Remain (35-42%) https://t.co/breMT9Of42 https://t.co/iEWbFPX8Qq

YouGov
2 weeks ago: Thursday Sep 5 - 3:50am
Here's what the country's Brexit preferences look like when you ask people to choose from only the outcomes they think can still realistically happen: No Deal - 21% Boris Deal - 19% Remain - 19% Soft Brexit - 12% 2nd Ref - 10% Delay - 5% May Deal - 2% https://t.co/breMT9Of42 https://t.co/JIXjbpAb1w

YouGov
2 weeks ago: Thursday Sep 5 - 3:50am
Remain voters are much more likely to think Delay, Soft Brexit, 2nd ref and Remain are all still plausible Brexit outcomes. Leave voters are much more likely to think Boris can pull off a new deal https://t.co/breMT9Of42 https://t.co/NB98nX9gSn

YouGov
2 weeks ago: Thursday Sep 5 - 3:50am
Many surveys ask Britons what Brexit they want, but what Brexit outcomes do people think can actually realistically happen? No deal - 72% Delay - 56% Soft Brexit - 43% Boris deal - 38% 2nd ref - 37% Remain - 34% May's deal - 20% https://t.co/breMT9Of42 https://t.co/36nA1470vf

YouGov
2 weeks ago: Thursday Sep 5 - 3:29am
With scientists set to reveal a “plausible theory” about the existence of the Loch Ness Monster, here is your reminder that one in seven Brits (14%) believe Nessie exists, with the figure rising to 24% among Scots https://t.co/m8ayLN56pT https://t.co/acGDCFG4iz

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2 weeks ago: Wednesday Sep 4 - 3:45pm
RT @YouGov: By 41% to 31% Brits say that MPs should vote in favour of having a General Election in mid-October, should Boris Johnson call for a vote to hold one https://t.co/IwQmv4hzjL https://t.co/R1ukwLoOEv

YouGov
2 weeks ago: Wednesday Sep 4 - 11:31am
Outside the political Twitter and Westminster bubbles, most Brits (55%) have either never heard of Dominic Cummings, or know nothing about him https://t.co/VCh2Kpywzc https://t.co/PSR6FbRRon

YouGov
2 weeks ago: Wednesday Sep 4 - 9:43am
By 48% to 30% Tory voters are most sure that MPs should vote in favour of a General Election in October, should Boris Johnson call for one to be held. Labour (41% to 36%) and Lib Dem voters (37% to 36%) are less sure https://t.co/IwQmv4zaIl https://t.co/rzZcLU1uga

YouGov
2 weeks ago: Wednesday Sep 4 - 9:43am
By 41% to 31% Brits say that MPs should vote in favour of having a General Election in mid-October, should Boris Johnson call for a vote to hold one https://t.co/IwQmv4hzjL https://t.co/R1ukwLoOEv

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2 weeks ago: Wednesday Sep 4 - 9:27am
59% of Tory voters say it was the right call to expel the Tory MPs who voted against the government on Brexit last night. The public - by 40% to 36% - narrowly say it was wrong to do so https://t.co/U01SDd6X1M https://t.co/mceA1iGu4w

YouGov
2 weeks ago: Wednesday Sep 4 - 6:12am
“At the end of the day it’s No Deal or Corbyn”, wrote Daniel Finkelstein today. When we put that choice to the public they said they prefer No Deal by 48% to 35% https://t.co/B8e6L4Aqhf https://t.co/Ntfiao58V9

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2 weeks ago: Wednesday Sep 4 - 4:48am
With the entire Northern Line suspended this morning, it seems an appropriate time to remind Londoners that it is the least-liked line among users of the Tube https://t.co/FnPHhsZJEI https://t.co/qCDcX3ZYpk

YouGov
2 weeks ago: Tuesday Sep 3 - 5:24pm
RT @YouGov: 61% of Tory voters say that No Deal blockers should not be allowed to stand as Tory candidates at the next general election. By 40% to 34% the general public say they should be allowed https://t.co/UYtot7AEvW https://t.co/Dqtdd6hoq7

YouGov
2 weeks ago: Tuesday Sep 3 - 5:20pm
General election outcomes Britons think are likely: Hung Parliament - 57% Tory majority - 37% Pro-Brexit majority - 35% Anti-Brexit majority - 21% Brexit Party majority - 13% Labour majority - 9% Lib Dem majority - 5% https://t.co/JipiytUN6U https://t.co/NFOEdUf4vf

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2 weeks ago: Tuesday Sep 3 - 5:17pm
RT @YouGov: It is worth noting, however, that 34% of Leave voters think it is still possible that a new deal that Parliament will accept can be achieved, and in calling an election Boris runs the risk of looking like he has squandered a chance to get Brexit through https://t.co/JipiytUN6U https://t.co/hiKYdwQSSt

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2 weeks ago: Tuesday Sep 3 - 5:17pm
RT @YouGov: Despite "do or die", 60% of Leave voters won't think Boris is to blame at all if he can't deliver Brexit by Oct 31 because Parliament blocks him - likely to be a key justification for his calling a snap election https://t.co/JipiytUN6U https://t.co/S2h3jqseUd