Brexit sees consumer confidence crash
The referendum has panicked Westminster and the markets. It has unnerved consumers, too.
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Clinton leads Trump by 5 as both candidates battle high negatives
Trump continues to be viewed more negatively than Clinton, however – and Clinton gets some positive ratings on empathy
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How Britain voted at the EU referendum
Over-65s were more than twice as likely as under-25s to have voted to Leave the European Union
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Unexpectedly high turnout in Leave areas pushed the campaign to victory
Unexpectedly high turnout in Leave areas pushed the campaign to victory
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YouGov's eve-of-vote poll: Remain leads by two
YouGov's eve-of-poll number is 49-51 in favour of Remain
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Clinton leads Trump by 4 nationally
43% of registered voters would vote for Hillary Clinton, while 39% would vote for Donald Trump. Gary Johnson gets 4% support.
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There has been a move toward Remain, but it might not be enough
What our data tells us about the shape of the referendum campaign with two days to go
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EU referendum: Remain lead at one
Polls published today for Good Morning Britain (from the middle of the week) and the Sunday Times (from the end of the week) show ...
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EU referendum: Remain lead at one
Latest YouGov / Times EU referendum voting intention: Remain 43%, Leave 42%, Don't know 11%.
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Europeans: If Britain leaves others will follow
In all seven European countries polled, people tend to think that it’s likely that other countries would leave the EU following a Brexit.
