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UK poll tracker: Latest voting intention ahead of Holborn and St Pancras by-election

Labour holds a clear lead over its nearest rivals – but the picture in London may be less clear-cut

The Independent UK · Aug 12

Count Binface would beat Nigel Farage in Clacton if all Britons could vote in by-election, poll finds

Satirical character Count Binface has emerged as Farage’s main rival in Clacton

The Independent UK · Aug 12

Labour surges above Reform in polls once again as Nigel Farage’s woes continue

The latest survey is the fifth national poll Labour has topped since Andy Burnham entered Downing Street, ending the run that saw Nigel Farage’s party lead in the polls for more than a year

The Independent UK · Aug 11

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'Taxpayers Will Emphatically Not Wish to Be Involved': Disgraced Andrew's Royal Funeral Backlash

Reports of unchanged royal funeral plans for Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor spark criticism, as public opinion and past controversies question the appropriateness of a state-funded ceremony.

International Business Times UK · Aug 10

Labour Popularity Surges Amid 'Burnham Bounce ': How Accurate Are the Lord Ashcroft Polls?

The Labour Party's recent surge in popularity, termed the 'Burnham Bounce', is attributed to Andy Burnham's leadership. However, questions arise about the accuracy of Lord Ashcroft's polls.

International Business Times UK · Aug 10

Why We Think NASA’s Budget Is Huge (When It’s Really Tiny)

As millions watch the August skies, NASA accounts for just 0.36% of federal spending. Here's the reason we think it's more.

Kiplinger · Aug 9

New Survey Data on Public Perceptions of the Supreme Court

A detailed Marquette Law School poll finds public views of the Court are modestly negative, but most major recent decisions enjoy majority public support.

Reason · Aug 8

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Germans hogging the sunloungers? Poll finds Italians and French are worse

British and Germans themselves share stereotype but other nationalities are likelier to put out towels – or umbrellas

The Guardian - UK · Aug 8

Workers are hitting back at employer plans to use AI to screen job applications

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham appears to support the growing discontent over AI job application screening and video-based interviews.

TechRadar · Aug 6

‘Burnham bounce’ could be short-lived as Reform regains lead over Labour in new poll

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The Independent UK · Aug 4

Reform back on top of Labour in new poll

‘Burnham bounce’ saw Labour’s popularity rise after the new prime minister entered Downing Street – but new poll suggests it could be shortlived

The Independent UK · Aug 4

Millions of UK households will ignore hosepipe ban, survey indicates

Around 10 per cent of householders said they would report a neighbour using a hose in their garden while a ban was in place

The Independent UK · Aug 2

More than one in 10 householders do not intend to abide by hosepipe ban

Some 10% of householders said they would report a neighbour using a hose in their garden while a ban was in place, a YouGov survey found.

Evening Standard · Aug 2

An Unexpected Royal Just Beat Princess Kate in the Latest Royal Family Popularity Poll—and It Wasn't Princess Charlotte

Prepare to be shocked.

Marie Claire · Aug 1

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The Independent UK · Jul 31

King Charles’ approval rating soars to new high

King Charles III has reached his highest-ever public approval rating as the fourth anniversary of his accession to the throne nears. According to YouGov data released this week, 68 per cent of Britons now believe that Charles is doing a good job as monarch – up from 62 per cent…

International Business Times · Jul 30

Most American Believe Big Tech Has Too Much Power. They Also Think It's Time To Use Antitrust Laws

Most Americans believe that Big Tech and its CEOs have too much power and believe that the government should use antitrust laws against the industry.

The Independent UK · Jul 29

America is already ‘moving on’ from Trump as central figure in US politics, Nate Silver claims

News coverage of President Donald Trump’s second term has largely focused on blunders and missteps, suggesting a loss of interest in taking him seriously and a willingness to shift focus, pollster argues

The Conversation · Jul 29

Labor only trailed narrowly in a Victorian Newspoll despite Allan’s dismal ratings

As Ben Carroll replaced Jacinta Allan as Victorian premier four months before the state election, a Newspoll had Allan at -46 net approval, but Labor only trailed the Coalition by 52–48.

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International Business Times UK · Jul 28

Labour Surges Past Reform UK for First Time in 16 Months as 'Burnham Bounce' Takes Hold

Labour surpasses Reform UK in a national poll, driven by Andy Burnham's cost-saving policies. Despite the lead, the political race remains tight, with Labour, Reform, and Conservatives closely matched.

Bored Panda · Jul 27

Sydney Sweeney Launched A Lingerie Line, And It Is Very Clear Who It Is Actually For

Sydney Sweeney sold her bathwater to men and it sold out in hours. Now she wants to sell lingerie to women. Whether the same machinery that built her empire can be redirected toward an audience that has so far remained largely unconvinced is the most interesting question in celebrity fashion…

The National (Scotland) · Jul 27

Labour overtake Reform in major Westminster poll for first time in 16 months

LABOUR have overtaken Reform in Westminster polling from a major firm for the first time in more than a year ...

The Guardian - UK · Jul 24

Reform councillors told to call donations inquiry ‘establishment stitch-up’

Party briefing notes say: ‘Daily routine of hit jobs and smears will not deter us from winning next general election’

Euronews · Jul 22

Is Europe's new Entry/Exit system changing how Britons travel?

Longer queues but no cancellations: data suggests that while new biometric checks for non-EU visitors are creating delays, British holidaymakers heading to the mainland remain undeterred.

Roll Call · Jul 21

Independent voters have been skeptical of Trump’s election claims

Independent voters’ skepticism of Donald Trump’s baseless claims about the 2020 presidential race and his contention that American elections are not secure are contributing to a broader trend of the key voting bloc abandoning the president ahead of November’s midterms. Multiple polls conducted in recent weeks show independents continue to…

The Conversation · Jul 19

Newspoll has right-wing parties rebounding from a slump three weeks ago

Three weeks ago, the Newspoll taken in the week after Pauline Hanson’s June 17 National Press Club address had the combined vote for One Nation and the Coalition down three points and the combined vote for Labor and the Greens up five points.

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