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Climate activists are increasingly seeking to disrupt sports in protest, but how effective is their civil disobedience?

YouGov finds 77% in favour of proposal to allow terminally-ill people to take their own lives

Nearly half of pension savers are not confident that they have put enough thought into their retirement plans, according to People’s Partnership.

British voters see themselves more aligned with Keir Starmer’s party now. But he must still convince them he can lead the country, says Claire Ainsley, Labour’s executive director of policy from 2020 to 2022

Queen Elizabeth II, the UK’s longest-serving monarch, died peacefully at Balmoral in Scotland on September 8 last year.

The first federal Newspoll since mid-July, conducted August 28 to September 1 from a sample of 1,200, gave Labor a 53–47 lead, a two-point gain for the Coalition. Primary votes were 37% Coalition (up three), 35% Labor (down one), 13% Greens (up one), 7% One Nation (steady) and 8% for…

Labour viewed as better placed to tackle crisis but voters sceptical it is a priority for either party

Magic mushrooms are being pressed into pills, baked into lasagnas and eaten as chocolate bars as drug users hail this the ‘grown-up’ way to get high. Abigail Moss reports

A YouGov poll of 1,000 Londoners suggests that Sadiq Khan’s popularity is languishing in the suburbs, with a negative rating of -24.

Outer London boroughs look to be where the 2024 mayoral election will be won or lost

Mayor is viewed unfavourably by 52% of voters as he expands £12.50-a-day Ulez charge – but his Tory rival remains an ‘unknown figure’ to most Londoners