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🥔Roast potatoes (87% net important), gravy (83%) and stuffing (73%) are the three most essential items to have on a Christmas dinner, according to the UK public.
Roasties beat turkey (67%) and pigs in blankets (66%).
6-8 December 2024
2,338 UK
Roasties beat turkey (67%) and pigs in blankets (66%).
6-8 December 2024
2,338 UK
December 13, 2024 at 1:00 PM
🥔Roast potatoes (87% net important), gravy (83%) and stuffing (73%) are the three most essential items to have on a Christmas dinner, according to the UK public.
Roasties beat turkey (67%) and pigs in blankets (66%).
6-8 December 2024
2,338 UK
Roasties beat turkey (67%) and pigs in blankets (66%).
6-8 December 2024
2,338 UK
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‘The greatest issue facing the Met is their reputation. 42% of Londoners state they don’t feel safe walking in their local area – rising to 50% among women.
2 in 5 Londoners (44%) believe the Met has done a bad job in ‘treating everyone fairly regardless of who they are’
Me for @lbc.co.uk
2 in 5 Londoners (44%) believe the Met has done a bad job in ‘treating everyone fairly regardless of who they are’
Me for @lbc.co.uk
With a ‘blackhole’ in the Met Police budget, money isn't the only challenge to effective Met Policing
£450 million is the latest ‘blackhole’ figure in the Met Police’s budget, as announced today by Mark Rowley at the London Policing Board.
www.lbc.co.uk
December 10, 2024 at 7:21 PM
‘The greatest issue facing the Met is their reputation. 42% of Londoners state they don’t feel safe walking in their local area – rising to 50% among women.
2 in 5 Londoners (44%) believe the Met has done a bad job in ‘treating everyone fairly regardless of who they are’
Me for @lbc.co.uk
2 in 5 Londoners (44%) believe the Met has done a bad job in ‘treating everyone fairly regardless of who they are’
Me for @lbc.co.uk
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Nearly three-quarters of people say the world feels more dangerous now than it did five years ago, a new @savanta.bsky.social poll for PolHome shows
Russia is — by far — seen as the biggest threat to global security by the public
@adampayne26.bsky.social reports the findings
Russia is — by far — seen as the biggest threat to global security by the public
@adampayne26.bsky.social reports the findings
Three Quarters Of People Say The World Is More Dangerous Now Than Five Years Ago
Nearly three-quarters of people believe the world feels more dangerous now than it did five years ago, new polling shows.
www.politicshome.com
November 30, 2024 at 9:00 AM
Nearly three-quarters of people say the world feels more dangerous now than it did five years ago, a new @savanta.bsky.social poll for PolHome shows
Russia is — by far — seen as the biggest threat to global security by the public
@adampayne26.bsky.social reports the findings
Russia is — by far — seen as the biggest threat to global security by the public
@adampayne26.bsky.social reports the findings
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"Young people are beginning to splinter, and on gender lines. Young women are twice as likely to vote Greens than young men.
While young men are twice as likely to vote Reform than young women."
@chrishopkins92.bsky.social writes for Conservative Home.
conservativehome.com/2024/11/26/c...
While young men are twice as likely to vote Reform than young women."
@chrishopkins92.bsky.social writes for Conservative Home.
conservativehome.com/2024/11/26/c...
Chris Hopkins: Young people’s alienation from mainstream politics is as much of a risk to Conservatives as it is to Labour | Conservative Home
Incumbent parties seem to be getting kicked out all over the world. Labour has had a rocky start in government to say the least. And young people appear to be unwilling to consider the Conservatives a...
conservativehome.com
November 26, 2024 at 12:03 PM
"Young people are beginning to splinter, and on gender lines. Young women are twice as likely to vote Greens than young men.
While young men are twice as likely to vote Reform than young women."
@chrishopkins92.bsky.social writes for Conservative Home.
conservativehome.com/2024/11/26/c...
While young men are twice as likely to vote Reform than young women."
@chrishopkins92.bsky.social writes for Conservative Home.
conservativehome.com/2024/11/26/c...
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Interesting stuff from Savanta's @chrishopkins92.bsky.social on where there may be an emerging parallel between the US and the UK:
'Young women are twice as likely (24%) to vote Greens than young men (12%). While young men are twice as likely (12%) to vote Reform UK than young women (6%)'
'Young women are twice as likely (24%) to vote Greens than young men (12%). While young men are twice as likely (12%) to vote Reform UK than young women (6%)'
"Young people are beginning to splinter, and on gender lines. Young women are twice as likely to vote Greens than young men.
While young men are twice as likely to vote Reform than young women."
@chrishopkins92.bsky.social writes for Conservative Home.
conservativehome.com/2024/11/26/c...
While young men are twice as likely to vote Reform than young women."
@chrishopkins92.bsky.social writes for Conservative Home.
conservativehome.com/2024/11/26/c...
Chris Hopkins: Young people’s alienation from mainstream politics is as much of a risk to Conservatives as it is to Labour | Conservative Home
Incumbent parties seem to be getting kicked out all over the world. Labour has had a rocky start in government to say the least. And young people appear to be unwilling to consider the Conservatives a...
conservativehome.com
November 26, 2024 at 1:17 PM
Interesting stuff from Savanta's @chrishopkins92.bsky.social on where there may be an emerging parallel between the US and the UK:
'Young women are twice as likely (24%) to vote Greens than young men (12%). While young men are twice as likely (12%) to vote Reform UK than young women (6%)'
'Young women are twice as likely (24%) to vote Greens than young men (12%). While young men are twice as likely (12%) to vote Reform UK than young women (6%)'
"Young people are beginning to splinter, and on gender lines. Young women are twice as likely to vote Greens than young men.
While young men are twice as likely to vote Reform than young women."
@chrishopkins92.bsky.social writes for Conservative Home.
conservativehome.com/2024/11/26/c...
While young men are twice as likely to vote Reform than young women."
@chrishopkins92.bsky.social writes for Conservative Home.
conservativehome.com/2024/11/26/c...
Chris Hopkins: Young people’s alienation from mainstream politics is as much of a risk to Conservatives as it is to Labour | Conservative Home
Incumbent parties seem to be getting kicked out all over the world. Labour has had a rocky start in government to say the least. And young people appear to be unwilling to consider the Conservatives a...
conservativehome.com
November 26, 2024 at 12:03 PM
"Young people are beginning to splinter, and on gender lines. Young women are twice as likely to vote Greens than young men.
While young men are twice as likely to vote Reform than young women."
@chrishopkins92.bsky.social writes for Conservative Home.
conservativehome.com/2024/11/26/c...
While young men are twice as likely to vote Reform than young women."
@chrishopkins92.bsky.social writes for Conservative Home.
conservativehome.com/2024/11/26/c...
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Just one in four (23%) of the UK public back replacing personal independence payments (PIP) with vouchers.
Two thirds (62%) say that payments should remain as cash, paid directly into a bank account.
2,288 UK adults
15-17 November
Two thirds (62%) say that payments should remain as cash, paid directly into a bank account.
2,288 UK adults
15-17 November
November 25, 2024 at 10:45 AM
Just one in four (23%) of the UK public back replacing personal independence payments (PIP) with vouchers.
Two thirds (62%) say that payments should remain as cash, paid directly into a bank account.
2,288 UK adults
15-17 November
Two thirds (62%) say that payments should remain as cash, paid directly into a bank account.
2,288 UK adults
15-17 November
Just one in four (23%) of the UK public back replacing personal independence payments (PIP) with vouchers.
Two thirds (62%) say that payments should remain as cash, paid directly into a bank account.
2,288 UK adults
15-17 November
Two thirds (62%) say that payments should remain as cash, paid directly into a bank account.
2,288 UK adults
15-17 November
November 25, 2024 at 10:45 AM
Just one in four (23%) of the UK public back replacing personal independence payments (PIP) with vouchers.
Two thirds (62%) say that payments should remain as cash, paid directly into a bank account.
2,288 UK adults
15-17 November
Two thirds (62%) say that payments should remain as cash, paid directly into a bank account.
2,288 UK adults
15-17 November
📉 The Labour Party (37%) has a two point lead over the Conservatives (35%) among the public for who is most trusted on taxation.
Since July, Labour's lead over the Conservatives on tax has dropped by 14 points.
2,288 UK adults
15-17 November
Since July, Labour's lead over the Conservatives on tax has dropped by 14 points.
2,288 UK adults
15-17 November
November 22, 2024 at 5:14 PM
📉 The Labour Party (37%) has a two point lead over the Conservatives (35%) among the public for who is most trusted on taxation.
Since July, Labour's lead over the Conservatives on tax has dropped by 14 points.
2,288 UK adults
15-17 November
Since July, Labour's lead over the Conservatives on tax has dropped by 14 points.
2,288 UK adults
15-17 November
🎄 Just one in five (18%) of the public say it's acceptable to start putting up Christmas decorations at home in November.
4% say it's 'never' acceptable to start hanging up the tinsel and baubles.
25-27 October
2,206 UK adults
4% say it's 'never' acceptable to start hanging up the tinsel and baubles.
25-27 October
2,206 UK adults
November 21, 2024 at 11:17 AM
🎄 Just one in five (18%) of the public say it's acceptable to start putting up Christmas decorations at home in November.
4% say it's 'never' acceptable to start hanging up the tinsel and baubles.
25-27 October
2,206 UK adults
4% say it's 'never' acceptable to start hanging up the tinsel and baubles.
25-27 October
2,206 UK adults
The UK public is still more likely to say that America (30%) is this country's greatest ally following the US election, over EU (25%) & Commonwealth nations (23%).
Labour voters (33%) are more likely to believe EU countries are the UK's best allies.
8-10 Nov
2,040 UK adults
Labour voters (33%) are more likely to believe EU countries are the UK's best allies.
8-10 Nov
2,040 UK adults
November 18, 2024 at 2:09 PM
The UK public is still more likely to say that America (30%) is this country's greatest ally following the US election, over EU (25%) & Commonwealth nations (23%).
Labour voters (33%) are more likely to believe EU countries are the UK's best allies.
8-10 Nov
2,040 UK adults
Labour voters (33%) are more likely to believe EU countries are the UK's best allies.
8-10 Nov
2,040 UK adults
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Great to speak to LBC about Savanta’s latest research on assisted dying - a complex issue and one that is tricky to poll, but our findings consistently show a public that is broadly supportive but still needs to be convinced on safeguarding
🔊 "There are high levels of concern about people being put under undue pressure to medically end their life."
@emmalevin.bsky.social spoke to @lbcnews.bsky.social on our research suggesting strong public support for assisted dying in different contexts, but also worry about its consequences.
@emmalevin.bsky.social spoke to @lbcnews.bsky.social on our research suggesting strong public support for assisted dying in different contexts, but also worry about its consequences.
November 14, 2024 at 9:53 AM
Great to speak to LBC about Savanta’s latest research on assisted dying - a complex issue and one that is tricky to poll, but our findings consistently show a public that is broadly supportive but still needs to be convinced on safeguarding
🔊 "There are high levels of concern about people being put under undue pressure to medically end their life."
@emmalevin.bsky.social spoke to @lbcnews.bsky.social on our research suggesting strong public support for assisted dying in different contexts, but also worry about its consequences.
@emmalevin.bsky.social spoke to @lbcnews.bsky.social on our research suggesting strong public support for assisted dying in different contexts, but also worry about its consequences.
November 14, 2024 at 9:33 AM
🔊 "There are high levels of concern about people being put under undue pressure to medically end their life."
@emmalevin.bsky.social spoke to @lbcnews.bsky.social on our research suggesting strong public support for assisted dying in different contexts, but also worry about its consequences.
@emmalevin.bsky.social spoke to @lbcnews.bsky.social on our research suggesting strong public support for assisted dying in different contexts, but also worry about its consequences.
Nearly half (46%) of public support legalisation of assisted dying for non-terminal diseases, with one in five (20%) opposing.
Higher support (50%) for assisted dying for degenerative diseases with longer life expectancy than proposed six-months.
25-27 Oct
2,206 UK adults
Higher support (50%) for assisted dying for degenerative diseases with longer life expectancy than proposed six-months.
25-27 Oct
2,206 UK adults
November 13, 2024 at 11:29 AM
Nearly half (46%) of public support legalisation of assisted dying for non-terminal diseases, with one in five (20%) opposing.
Higher support (50%) for assisted dying for degenerative diseases with longer life expectancy than proposed six-months.
25-27 Oct
2,206 UK adults
Higher support (50%) for assisted dying for degenerative diseases with longer life expectancy than proposed six-months.
25-27 Oct
2,206 UK adults
Kamala Harris is more trusted by the UK public to complete each everyday task tested (such as babysitting & assembling furniture) over DonaldTrump.
Just one in seven (15%) of UK adults would trust Trump over Harris to babysit small children.
1-3 Nov
2,237 UK adults
Just one in seven (15%) of UK adults would trust Trump over Harris to babysit small children.
1-3 Nov
2,237 UK adults
November 5, 2024 at 5:14 PM
Kamala Harris is more trusted by the UK public to complete each everyday task tested (such as babysitting & assembling furniture) over DonaldTrump.
Just one in seven (15%) of UK adults would trust Trump over Harris to babysit small children.
1-3 Nov
2,237 UK adults
Just one in seven (15%) of UK adults would trust Trump over Harris to babysit small children.
1-3 Nov
2,237 UK adults
Over half (54%) of the UK public say that if Donald Trump wins the US election, they will feel personally less safe as a consequence.
Comparatively, just one in five (19%) say they will feel less safe if Kamala Harris wins.
25-27 October 2024
2,206 UK adults
Comparatively, just one in five (19%) say they will feel less safe if Kamala Harris wins.
25-27 October 2024
2,206 UK adults
November 5, 2024 at 11:19 AM
Over half (54%) of the UK public say that if Donald Trump wins the US election, they will feel personally less safe as a consequence.
Comparatively, just one in five (19%) say they will feel less safe if Kamala Harris wins.
25-27 October 2024
2,206 UK adults
Comparatively, just one in five (19%) say they will feel less safe if Kamala Harris wins.
25-27 October 2024
2,206 UK adults
📽️ WATCH: @emmalevin.bsky.social spoke to Sky News over the weekend about the Conservative leadership race.
Kemi Badenoch as leader is a relative unknown to public, which gives her "an opportunity to move away from the Conservative governments of last 14 years"
www.youtube.com/watch?v=7riS...
Kemi Badenoch as leader is a relative unknown to public, which gives her "an opportunity to move away from the Conservative governments of last 14 years"
www.youtube.com/watch?v=7riS...
How are Tory voters reacting to their new leader, Kemi Badenoch?
YouTube video by Sky News
www.youtube.com
November 4, 2024 at 10:32 AM
📽️ WATCH: @emmalevin.bsky.social spoke to Sky News over the weekend about the Conservative leadership race.
Kemi Badenoch as leader is a relative unknown to public, which gives her "an opportunity to move away from the Conservative governments of last 14 years"
www.youtube.com/watch?v=7riS...
Kemi Badenoch as leader is a relative unknown to public, which gives her "an opportunity to move away from the Conservative governments of last 14 years"
www.youtube.com/watch?v=7riS...
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@emmalevin.bsky.social gave her analysis of our snap poll in the hours following the Autumn Statement.
Go through thread below to see who the public:
- Trust more on the economy
- Who public thought were 'winners' and 'losers' from the budget
- What they liked/disliked the most
@emmalevin.bsky.social gave her analysis of our snap poll in the hours following the Autumn Statement.
Go through thread below to see who the public:
- Trust more on the economy
- Who public thought were 'winners' and 'losers' from the budget
- What they liked/disliked the most
Some analysis from me of @savanta.bsky.social’s snap poll of public response to budget.
To start with - a reminder that snap polls give a quick reaction to events, and while they are useful for getting the initial response, assessments of budgets can change as announcements are absorbed.
To start with - a reminder that snap polls give a quick reaction to events, and while they are useful for getting the initial response, assessments of budgets can change as announcements are absorbed.
November 1, 2024 at 10:53 AM
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@emmalevin.bsky.social gave her analysis of our snap poll in the hours following the Autumn Statement.
Go through thread below to see who the public:
- Trust more on the economy
- Who public thought were 'winners' and 'losers' from the budget
- What they liked/disliked the most
@emmalevin.bsky.social gave her analysis of our snap poll in the hours following the Autumn Statement.
Go through thread below to see who the public:
- Trust more on the economy
- Who public thought were 'winners' and 'losers' from the budget
- What they liked/disliked the most
👎 Just three in ten (29%) of the public say that Labour's plan for the economy is working, compared to 43% who say their plan is not working.
After march's spring budget, one in four (24%) said the Conservatives' plan for the economy was working, with six in ten (60%) saying it was not.
After march's spring budget, one in four (24%) said the Conservatives' plan for the economy was working, with six in ten (60%) saying it was not.
October 31, 2024 at 10:28 AM
👎 Just three in ten (29%) of the public say that Labour's plan for the economy is working, compared to 43% who say their plan is not working.
After march's spring budget, one in four (24%) said the Conservatives' plan for the economy was working, with six in ten (60%) saying it was not.
After march's spring budget, one in four (24%) said the Conservatives' plan for the economy was working, with six in ten (60%) saying it was not.
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Interestingly, the biggest ‘winners’ of this budget in terms of who benefits are seen as young people (47%) and low earners (63%).
The ‘losers’ are public transport users (despite them being more likely to be young and low earning) and business owners.
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The ‘losers’ are public transport users (despite them being more likely to be young and low earning) and business owners.
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Low earners (63%) and young people under 30 (47%) are seen as the biggest beneficiaries of the Chancellor's autumn statement by the public.
People who use public transport (72%) and business owners (66%) seen as the biggest 'losers'.
30 October
1,070 UK adults
People who use public transport (72%) and business owners (66%) seen as the biggest 'losers'.
30 October
1,070 UK adults
October 30, 2024 at 7:12 PM
Interestingly, the biggest ‘winners’ of this budget in terms of who benefits are seen as young people (47%) and low earners (63%).
The ‘losers’ are public transport users (despite them being more likely to be young and low earning) and business owners.
bsky.app/profile/sava...
The ‘losers’ are public transport users (despite them being more likely to be young and low earning) and business owners.
bsky.app/profile/sava...
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Two thirds (64%) say the budget won't be enough to tackle the cost of living - but this is a significant improvement on this metric from the Conservative Budget in March (74%).
October 30, 2024 at 7:06 PM
Two thirds (64%) say the budget won't be enough to tackle the cost of living - but this is a significant improvement on this metric from the Conservative Budget in March (74%).
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As we tend to see, most measures are broadly popular – particularly NHS spending & min wage rise.
However, the major exception is the single bus fare cap increase, which has big opposition. While, views of changes to employer’s NI contributions are mixed.
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However, the major exception is the single bus fare cap increase, which has big opposition. While, views of changes to employer’s NI contributions are mixed.
bsky.app/profile/sava...
Increased spending in the NHS (71%) and raising the national minimum wage (69%) are the most popular measures in the budget, among many liked by public.
The outlier is bus fare cap, with over half (52%) of the public opposing.
The outlier is bus fare cap, with over half (52%) of the public opposing.
October 30, 2024 at 7:06 PM
As we tend to see, most measures are broadly popular – particularly NHS spending & min wage rise.
However, the major exception is the single bus fare cap increase, which has big opposition. While, views of changes to employer’s NI contributions are mixed.
bsky.app/profile/sava...
However, the major exception is the single bus fare cap increase, which has big opposition. While, views of changes to employer’s NI contributions are mixed.
bsky.app/profile/sava...