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  1. 17 hours ago

    Whether or not you support it, do you think Britain will or will not go ahead with leaving the European Union: All Brits: 70% leave, 15% stay Leave: 77% leave, 13% stay Remain: 69% leave, 18% stay

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    21 hours ago

    Bregret, believing that Brexit was the wrong decision, has slightly increased among the public over the past 12 months. The main shift is among those who voted Leave in 2016 and then Labour in the 2017 election, 14% of whom now think that Brexit was wrong

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    21 hours ago

    Over the past 12 months it is Brexit that has consistently been seen as the most important issue facing the country – its 12 month percentage average of 60% is higher than that of health (43%) and immigration & asylum (32%)

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    21 hours ago

    Despite Theresa May’s advantage in the polls, nearly half (44%) believe the Tories are in a weaker position than at the election, with only 12% saying they're stronger – that said, the public believe all four parties are in a weaker position than last year

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    21 hours ago

    The more dramatic shift is the question of who Brits think would make the best Prime Minister - whilst Jeremy Corbyn was level pegging with Theresa May at points last year, he is now on 24%, behind both May (37%) and “Don’t Know” (37%)

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    21 hours ago

    The 36 voting intention polls run since the election has seen a slow Labour decline, with their results shrinking by an average of 0.8% per month - the current seven-point Conservative advantage (44% to 37%) is their largest lead since before the election

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    21 hours ago

    Exactly one year on from the general election, YouGov’s takes a look at how public opinion has changed since the UK voted for a hung parliament (THREAD)

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  8. 21 hours ago

    Bregret, believing that Brexit was the wrong decision, has slightly increased among the public over the past 12 months. The main shift is among those who voted Leave in 2016 and then Labour in the 2017 election, 14% of whom now think that Brexit was wrong

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  9. 21 hours ago

    Over the past 12 months it is Brexit that has consistently been seen as the most important issue facing the country – its 12 month percentage average of 60% is higher than that of health (43%) and immigration & asylum (32%)

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  10. 21 hours ago

    Despite Theresa May’s advantage in the polls, nearly half (44%) believe the Tories are in a weaker position than at the election, with only 12% saying they're stronger – that said, the public believe all four parties are in a weaker position than last year

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  11. 21 hours ago

    The more dramatic shift is the question of who Brits think would make the best Prime Minister - whilst Jeremy Corbyn was level pegging with Theresa May at points last year, he is now on 24%, behind both May (37%) and “Don’t Know” (37%)

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  12. 21 hours ago

    The 36 voting intention polls run since the election has seen a slow Labour decline, with their results shrinking by an average of 0.8% per month - the current seven-point Conservative advantage (44% to 37%) is their largest lead since before the election

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  13. 21 hours ago

    Exactly one year on from the general election, YouGov’s takes a look at how public opinion has changed since the UK voted for a hung parliament (THREAD)

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  14. 22 hours ago

    With a recent Facebook privacy bug reportedly affecting around 14 million users, YouGov data earlier this year found that three quarters of Brits (74%) do not trust social media companies to keep their data safe – only 20% do.

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  15. 23 hours ago

    With Canada set to become the first G7 nation to legalise cannabis, recent YouGov data found that a majority of Brits (51%) support a softer approach to the drug 27% support legalisation 24% support decriminalisation 40% support criminalisation

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  16. 23 hours ago

    Which of the following do you think would make the best Prime Minister? Theresa May – 37% Jeremy Corbyn – 24% Don’t know – 37%

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  17. 23 hours ago

    Latest Westminster voting intention (4-5 June) Con – 44% Lab – 37% LD – 8% Oth – 10%

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    Jun 7

    What comes closest to your view on how well Brexit is going? All Brits: 10% well, 73% badly Remain: 5% well, 85% badly Leave: 16% well, 70% badly

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  19. Jun 7

    Simon Cowell has revealed that he has not used his phone in over 10 months, and that he is 'happier' for it, but only 17% of Brits say they'd feel the same if without theirs – 26% say they'd be less happy, while 40% say it wouldn't make difference.

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  20. Jun 7

    If you felt you were struggling with mental health issues, who would you talk to first? Your partner: 37% GP: 18% Family: 13% Friends: 9% Colleagues: 1% Nobody: 11%

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