All news on the topic: Yougov

If you need some festitive movie inspiration, take your pick from the UK’s top 20 films to watch at Christmas

According to a poll by YouGov, about one-third of adult Americans think they can safely land an airliner with the help of air traffic control – and that figure jumps to close to half for men

Christmas dinners aren’t quite complete without carrots and parsnips, and one food expert has revealed how to make the traditional trimmings 'perfectly caramelised'

Aldi has announced they are opening the nation's first pigs in blankets dedicated restaurant - and you can have unlimited portions for a fiver in the run up to Christmas

A study marking Journalism Matters week comes as world and tech leaders gather for the first Artificial Intelligence Safety Summit at Bletchley Park in Buckinghamshire

Francesca Houldsworth, travel expert at Verdant Leisure, has tried to calculate which count in the UK has had the most reported ghost residents over the centuries

A study for the Centre for Financial Capability has uncovered how children are gripped by financial anxieties amid the economic turmoil of high inflation and low growth

Many parents are being forced to cut back on non-essential items, with sport and fitness the most likely activities to be ditched, followed by days out, according to a new report

Labour leader Keir Starmer unveiled plans for an extra 700,000 emergency appointments to stop 'horror stories of DIY dentistry' after reports of patients yanking out their teeth

The next general election has to be held by the end of January 2025 but last month a survey by YouGov found almost 50% of the public want one by spring next year

According to a survey of holidaymakers conducted on behalf of Hotel Indigo by YouGov, going away can leave people feeling like they have some big questions to answer

More than one in four adults in England are now estimated to have an unmet dental need as the total increased by one million last year

Royal commentator Jonathan Sacerdoti feels Meghan Markle could be the one leading the way with the 'brand empire' her and Prince Harry are building outside of the Royal family

The Commons Health and Social Care Committee launched a review when a poll revealed 22% of people are not ­registered with a ­practice and 23% of those said they could not afford soaring treatment costs

Grant Lakey, 58, pulled out four teeth at his home in Bromley, south east London, before taking out a a £6,000 loan to have six implants in Turkey after failing to get access to an NHS dentist

Prince Harry's popularity in the US is on the rise and he is now favoured over his older brother Prince William in American as his approval rating rose, a new poll suggests

King Charles is still hoping to build bridges with his son Harry, a royal expert says, despite the damaging claims made by the prince in his memoir Spare.

A YouGov poll for the National Education Union (NEU) of 1,017 Labour members found 89% support ensuring all primary pupils get a free school dinner to ensure kids don't go hungry

Campaigners have blasted the Government for scrapping the Animal Welfare (Kept Animals) Bill - even though ministers insist parts of the legislation will still be introduced

The YouGov analysis found Labour could win 23 seats in Scotland at the next Westminster election - the party's best performance in their former stronghold since 2010

The Coronation could have been a chance for the Royals to appeal to the younger generations, says Darren Lewis, but the invitation to swear allegiance shows The Firm is still stuck in the past

As Prince Harry prepares to face the coronation alone, why he will still avoid the 'cheap seats' and be granted a warm reception by his estranged father Charles

Data from YouGov reveals 57% believe leading politicians should show more compassion, compared with 9% who say they are already too compassionate

An English breakfast typically consists of sausages, bacon, eggs, beans, tomatoes and fried mushrooms and one group want to keep it that way with a ban on hash browns

The homelessness charity Shelter has accused the Government of 'dragging its heels' on crucial reforms to the rental sector, leaving tenants in a 'terrible catch 22'