Over half the women in Britain have shed a tear or two over the death of the Queen, a recent survey has revealed.
The YouGov poll, which asked 3,282 adults several questions about Her Majesty’s death, concluded that 55 per cent of females in the country have welled up since her passing. Compare that to just 32 per cent of men, while more than half of people aged 50-plus have also become emotional.
The study also revealed that the largest political-supporting group to have cried are the Conservatives, with 59 per cent, with Labour on just 37 per cent and Liberal Democrats 45. The area of Britain that had the least criers was Scotland with 36 per cent, with London only having two per cent more, while the ‘Rest of South’ came out on top with 48 per cent.
