When is a feminist not a feminist?
New seven-country YouGov Eurotrack research shows that whether or not people identify as feminists depends on how you ask the question
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Ranked: the best Christmas chocolates
YouGov reveals the nation’s favourites inside the Roses, Quality Street, Celebrations and Heroes tubs
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More French people want the UK to leave the EU than stay in
By 38% to 32%, the people of France want Britain out of the European Union
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Summer holidays in Europe and the USA: dream destinations, holiday disasters, and switching off
Our International Omnibus team surveyed people from the UK, Denmark, Germany, Sweden, France, and the US to find out the differences in holiday behaviours, ...
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20 years of Harry Potter: Britain is a nation of Hufflepuffs
With the majority of Britons being fans of the Harry Potter books and/or films, YouGov probes people’s Potter preferences
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How YouGov’s election model compares with the final result
With 631 of Great Britain’s 632 constituencies now called, YouGov looks at how our model’s estimates holds up against the declared seats
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Final call poll: Tories lead by seven points and set to increase majority
Labour won the battles of the election campaign, but the Conservatives still look almost certain to win the war
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How much do people trust banks globally?
Across the world there are huge differences in perceptions of trust and respect for banks. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the European countries surveyed are generally the ...
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Chinese economic optimism far surpasses that of gloomy Europe
Whilst economic doom and gloom seems to be the order of the day in much of Europe, the mood is much sunnier in China ...
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Attitudes to Brexit: Everything we know so far
With Article 50 being invoked today, Anthony Wells takes a look at everything YouGov has learned about public attitudes towards Brexit so far
