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How often people wash bedsheets revealed - as some do it once every seven weeks

When do you feel is the right time to wash your sheets?

Daily Record

Four in five people in the UK believe in being ‘woke’ to race and social justice

Survey shows public attitudes across age, gender, region and voting habits are less polarised than culture wars might suggest

The Guardian - UK

Half of young women don’t support calorie labels on menus, YouGov report finds

A majority of young women fear calorie information on menus will negatively impact those with eating disorders

The Independent UK

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Talking Point: Do you think Boris Johnson will pay at the polls?

The latest polling is in – and it makes for grim reading for the Conservatives. With just over a week to go until the local elections on May 5, the Tories face losing even more ground in London, according to the results from a YouGov survey for the Queen Mary…

Evening Standard

London elections 2022: Poll gives Labour massive 27 point lead over Tories ahead of May 5 vote

EXCLUSIVE: The YouGov survey put Labour on 50 per cent, more than twice as high as the Conservatives on 23 per cent

Evening Standard

Lidl is giving away £22,000 to anyone who gives a site for a new store

Bargain supermarket chain Lidl is going on an expansion drive across the country and is paying Brits who spot a good new site for it to open one of 300 more stores

Daily Mirror

Cost of everyday household goods is surging, website finds

Six in 10 people surveyed said they have noticed their money generally does not stretch as far as it did, according to PriceRunner.

The Independent UK

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Tory party chairman Oliver Dowden admits local elections will be ‘challenging’ amid partygate scandal

A YouGov poll has found that 78 per cent of the British public believe Boris Johnson lied about the parties scandal

Evening Standard

Cost of living crisis dragging country into recession - and seven steps to avoid it

When asked by YouGov about their economic expectations for the coming year, most people reported that their hopes had never been lower. The country is facing an economic crisis

Daily Mirror

UK's most popular supermarket named and its not Lidl, Tesco or Asda

One supermarket was named the most popular by UK shoppers

Liverpool Echo

People in the UK want conversion therapy banned for everyone - so why isn't that happening?

In a poll conducted by YouGov, more than six in ten people in Britain wanted the 'therapy' banned for good

Wales Online

Scott Morrison knows exactly what he’s doing when he talks about trans people

Australians overwhelmingly support trans rights, but Scott Morrison and his handpicked anti-trans women in sport candidate are trying to needle a political weakness — at the expense of trans people.

Crikey

Here's How Many Americans Want To See Marijuana Legalized, New Poll Reveals

Nearly two-thirds of Americans would like to see marijuana legalized, a recent poll shows.

Benzinga

Aldi named Britain's most popular supermarket in YouGov survey

Shoppers rated it ahead of M&S, Tesco and Sainsbury's

Wales Online

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The Independent UK

The Chancellor’s net favourability was down 24 points since just before his spring statement , YouGov found.

The Guardian - UK

Women who ask for pay rise less successful than men, UK poll reveals

Disparity is most evident among women in their 30s and older, and for those in working-class occupations

Reuters

UK police to issue first 20 fines over Downing Street lockdown parties

British police said on Tuesday that 20 fines would be issued over gatherings in Boris Johnson's offices and residence that broke coronavirus lockdown rules, sparking fresh opposition calls for the prime minister to resign.

Daily Record

Majority of Scots consumers back Sunday Mail campaign to ban toxic wet wipes

A YouGov survey found 84 per cent believe products with plastics should be taken off shelves.

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Daily Record

Heart disease risk as 'hidden' salt in UK's favourite meals as much as '22 bags of crisps'

Experts conducted research into our favourite takeaways, fry ups and roast dinners, to warn of the high salt and sugar content in our weekend meals.

Wales Online

People ask Google about friendships, dating and parenting post-pandemic

Google’s “ItsOKToAsk” campaign highlights the power of asking questions as a way to help us learn more and get closer to those around us

The Guardian - UK

Gambling addiction could be nine times higher than industry claims

Landmark study finds 1.4m being harmed and 1.5m at risk as government readies to unveil reform

The New Daily

Paul Bongiorno: Scott Morrison consoles himself his opponent is no Malinauskas – it won’t matter

The shellacking the South Australian Liberal government suffered at the weekend spells big trouble for the Morrison government in Canberra.

Bangkok Post

Most Thais 'open' to weed

Almost half of Thais have used cannabis-based products in the past two years, while about 62% say they are interested in consuming such products in the next 12 months, market research and data analytics firm YouGov found.

Evening Standard

Talking Point: Do you agree with the majority of Londoners who think the Met Police is sexist and racist?

A recent poll by YouGov for the Mile End Institute, Queen Mary University of London found that some 63 percent of those surveyed said the Met is probably or definitely institutionally sexist, while 64 percent said it was probably or definitely racist. This will make difficult reading for anyone high…

The Conversation

Labor landslide likely in South Australian election, but Labor-Greens unlikely to control upper house

The South Australian election is on Saturday, with polls closing at 6:30pm AEDT. A YouGov poll for The Advertiser, conducted March 7-13 from a sample of 835, gave Labor a 56-44 lead, compared with the 2018 election result of 51.9-48.1 to Liberal, so this poll would be about an 8%…

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