But there is pessimism at how achievable the target is a clear majority think it is at least quite unlikely that the world will keep to limiting warming beneath 2 degrees.

Also from our COP polling, the UK's commitment to the Paris agreement to keep temperature rises below 2 degrees is less polarising - enjoying net support across almost every segment - than net-zero itself.

Climate is also much more salient for voters that Labour have lost to the Liberal Democrats or Greens since the election than it is for the average Briton - Labour-Left switchers are more likely to rank cost of living, NHS and housing as top issues as well.

The inverse isn't true of Reform's new supporters, while both 2024 and newer Reform supporters are more sceptical of climate action than the median member of the public, their 'new' supporters since 2024 are less sceptical of climate action.

In general on trust in media we found that people are more likely to trust traditional media to provide an accurate account of the world and to help understanding, but new media better at showcasing more perspectives.

Our seven segments of Britain show a similar pattern with more liberal and left leaning segments more likely to trust the BBC but more socially conservative segments less so - though every segment is more likely to trust the BBC than not.

Reform voters are more likely to say that the BBC is too soft when it interviews politicians, but more likely to say the BBC is too harsh when interviewing Nigel Farage. More Lib Dem & Green voters say they are too soft on Farage, while more Labour & Tory voters say about right

Just not to stress non watchers out this was a live celebrity traitors react

Only excuse for Nick’s behaviour is he thought this was a Harry-Mollie situation

Also Alan reveals the secret to not being made the villain as a winning traitor. Lots of guilt tears.

😂

🤣 I’m team brother.

Where’s your joy!

We have to (respectfully) disagree on this one. By far my favourite holiday.

In the US and hard to avoid the conclusion Halloween is one thing the US does unequivocally better than the UK.