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Tories twice as likely as Labour voters to think golli***s are acceptable, poll shows

Only 13% of Conservative voters say displaying dolls is racist after home secretary intervenes in police investigation

The Independent UK

Essex pub dispute: do people really still think golliwogs are ok? I conducted a snap survey

The landlady of a pub in Essex has been expressing bemusement about the complaints of “snowflakes” after her display of golliwog dolls attracted the attention of the county’s police – only for them to be told, reportedly by the home secretary Suella Braverman, that they shouldn’t be wasting their time…

The Conversation

Campaigners urge media outlets not to inflate coronation viewing figures

MEDIA outlets have been warned not to inflate viewing figures for the King’s coronation given research shows as many as eight billion people will…

The National (Scotland)

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Nearly six in ten voters think politicians don't show enough compassion

Data from YouGov reveals 57% believe leading politicians should show more compassion, compared with 9% who say they are already too compassionate

Daily Mirror

Labour opens up record lead over Tories in London

The results of the survey by YouGov mark Labour’s biggest lead since tracking began in 2010

Evening Standard

For something so hollow, the royal family is astonishingly expensive

The trouble with the monarchy is not that it is too powerful but that it is utterly useless, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

Three years of Starmer: is there a clear vision for power?

Keir Starmer has pledged to be “ruthless” in his pursuit of Downing Street, but according to recent polling, still has much to do to convince the public that he has a plan for government.

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‘Underwhelming’ Keir Starmer ‘sparks little enthusiasm’ in voters, pollsters warn

Labour leader is considered ‘bad’ or ‘terrible’ by more than a quarter of Britons, a YouGov poll finds

The Independent UK

Most Britons ‘not interested’ in King Charles’s coronation, poll finds

A NEW YouGov poll shows a majority of Britons (52 per cent) are not interested in the King Charles’s coronation, with just 15 per cent “very…

The National (Scotland)

English Breakfast Society calls for hash browns to be banished from fry-ups

“Somebody had to put their foot down, otherwise we’ll find kebab meat in our English breakfast before long"

Wales Online

Breakfast expert declares that hash browns are not part of traditional Full English

An English breakfast typically consists of sausages, bacon, eggs, beans, tomatoes and fried mushrooms and one group want to keep it that way with a ban on hash browns

Daily Mirror

Who will win the next general election? The odds and polls

Rishi Sunak is celebrating a sharp fall in inflation to 6.8%, bolstering his pledge to halve the rate by the end of the year.

The Week

Why East Midlands drivers are more likely to go electric if they can charge at work

YouGov survey suggests half the region’s drivers would be more likely to switch to EVs if they could charge at work

Birmingham Post

One in 10 people have performed DIY dentistry, poll finds

People claim to have given themselves fillings while others removed or repaired crowns and filed their broken teeth down.

The Independent UK

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Daily Mirror

BBC Question Time: Not a single audience member thinks Boris Johnson is telling truth

BBC presenter Fiona Bruce made clear on the programme on Thursday evening that a majority of the audience had voted for the Tories at the 2019 general election.

Daily Mirror

Two thirds of Brits think Boris Johnson KNOWINGLY misled Parliament over Partygate

Polling by YouGov found 66% of voters believe the shamed former Prime Minister knowingly misled the House of Commons, with just 15% thinking he did not. This is despite his pleas of innocence to the cross-party Privileges Committee

The Independent UK

William and Kate lead boost for royals popularity ahead of coronation

The poll comes weeks after it was reported that Harry and Meghan were invited to the coronation in May

Football London

Graham Potter and Antonio Conte voted among worst managers as Mikel Arteta earns plaudits

The Chelsea and Tottenham head coaches are perceived as the worst performing managers by over 1,700 football supporters but Mikel Arteta understandably fares better over at Arsenal

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The Independent UK

The poll comes weeks after it was reported that Harry and Meghan were invited to the King’s coronation

The Guardian - UK

‘Right now, there is not a great deal of trust in the police’: why TV is filled with bent coppers

Crime dramas like Better, The Capture and Karen Pirie increasingly depict officers as corrupt. Given the scandals that have eroded confidence in British police, it’s no wonder

Evening Standard

Consumer sentiment positive for first time since mini-Budget, YouGov/Cebr survey finds

Confidence in house prices, job security and business activity was strong, but poor sentiment remains on cost-of-living issues

The National (Scotland)

Charity raises concerns over stigma towards tinned foods in Scotland

MORE than half of Scots are “concerned” about tinned foods, according to new research by YouGov.

Daily Record

Humza Yousaf accuses Kate Forbes of appealing to Conservatives in TV debate

The Health Secretary also claimed that Forbes' support among SNP members was 'plummeting'.

Daily Record

Support for Scottish independence at just 39%, poll suggests

The poll also said that 52 per cent of the public believed Scotland would still be part of the UK in 2033.

The National (Scotland)

Support for Union eight points ahead in latest independence poll

SUPPORT for the Union has grown and is now eight points ahead of support for independence, according to the latest polling on Scotland’s future.

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