The Latest Breaking News from Chris Curtis

In the most marginal seats, voters of working age with no degree make up a large proportion of the electorate, say political analysts Chris Curtis and Tom Collinge

Chris Curtis won't be playing around on the mat against Rodolfo Vieira at UFC on ESPN 38.

The pressure to avoid mistakes can force pollsters to second-guess themselves, just as YouGov did in 2017, says Peter Kellner, a former president of YouGov

Chris Curtis apologised and said he was ‘happy to clarify the position and apologise to YouGov for any confusion caused’.

Polling firm denies allegation it drew back from publishing some data showing Corbyn’s Labour doing wellUpdate: on 10 June 2022, Chris Curtis retracted his claim that the poll was suppressed

Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi co-founded YouGov in 2000 alongside Stephan Shakespeare who used to work for Jeffrey Archer. Mr Zahawi left the company in 2010 before the General Election.

Claim denied by YouGov, who says poll was pulled due to ‘skewed sample’

YouGov has denied claims it spiked a poll in the run-up to the General Election 2017 because it was "too positive about Labour".

In today’s newsletter: Theresa May’s former chief of staff Gavin Barwell explains what will be happening in No 10 and how the PM could still lose his job

Till and Chimaev have a major bromance going on, but their unique friendship is not to the taste of a number of UFC stars, including middleweight contender Sean Strickland

During the COVID-19 pandemic, dozens of states have given a boost to struggling restaurants by allowing them to sell cocktails to-go, through takeout, curbside pickup or home delivery. But the expansion of alcohol to-go laws has placed a heavy burden on understaffed alcohol enforcement agencies, which have been hard-pressed to…