@luketryl.bsky.social on @sophyridge.bsky.social last night, discussing the similarities and differences between Conservative and Reform voters.

Last night, @luketryl.bsky.social appeared on Newsnight and shared some insights from our polling and focus groups, describing the 'grim' public mood in the wake of this week's Spring Statement.

Yesterday, @luketryl.bsky.social appeared on Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg to discuss the strength of public support for Ukraine across Europe and the United States, and what this might mean for Keir Starmer's leadership.

84% of Gen Z admit they bypassed parental restrictions on phone use, mostly by staying up late, but also for 1 in 5 through secret accounts or devices parents didn’t monitor.

Over half of Gen Z say getting distracted by social media stops them going to sleep, nearly half feel anxious without their phone and 2/3s reach for their phone when bored or uncomfortable in social settings.

1 in 10 Gen Z Britons say it would be impossible to quit social media, 2/3s would find it at least somewhat difficult. 4 in 5 would try keep their kids off social media for as long as possible.46% say their parents are worse at managing their relationships with phones than them

Those who got social media at a younger age are more likely to regret not waiting longer. Half of Gen Z Brits wish they’d spent last time on screens during childhood and a third wish they’d spent had waited longer before getting social media.

In fact most Gen Z Britons think that life would be better off for young people under the age of 16 if they didn’t have access to social media and rate it as the top harm to those young people’s mental health.

Over half of Gen Z say that smart phones and social media negatively affect their sleep and attention span. 4 in 10 say it negatively
affects their self esteem, mental health and work/studies even as 2/3s tend to say it improves their relationships with friends.

Last week, @luketryl.bsky.social joined BBC Radio 4 to discuss public opinion on the UK’s role in supporting Ukraine.

More in Common is honored to welcome Dame Sara Khan DBE to the Global Board of More in Common.

Dame Sara is a leading British expert and policy specialist on counter-extremism, societal resilience and human rights.

Yesterday @conlethburns.bsky.social joined Henry Bonsu on Times Radio to discuss the implications of our newest MRP.

Ahead of Keir Starmer's speech today, @luketryl.bsky.social
appeared on Sky News to share new polling on what has cut through in Labour's first months in office, and how the public has responded.

Last night, @luketryl.bsky.social joined Andrew Marr on LBC to discuss Labour's first few months in office.

You can listen to the full clip here: shorturl.at/5paVD