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A YouGov poll commissioned by the Council for Arab-British Understanding (Caabu) shows 50% of Britons believe Israel is committing genocide in Gaza, with UK leaders like Keir Starmer, Kemi Badenoch, and Andy Burnham avoiding the term. The article highlights public support for sanctions against Israel despite political inaction and media reluctance to address genocide allegations.

Labour urges Nigel Farage to address a £5m gift reported to a UK crime agency over money laundering concerns. The Lib Dems accuse Farage of dishonesty, citing a YouGov poll where 60% of respondents believe he has not been honest about his financial affairs.

The article examines whether Andy Burnham's leadership could influence Zack Polanski's Green Party, noting recent polling shifts between Labour and the Greens. It highlights political volatility, with Labour and the Greens swapping leads in polls this year, but concludes it is too early to determine Burnham's impact.

A UK survey reveals that nearly half of respondents find accessing emergency contraception difficult on Sundays, and two-thirds struggle after 10pm. Doctors advocate for the morning-after pill to be available at corner shops, petrol stations, and supermarkets to address these access issues.

Ten years after Brexit, the UK economy has suffered significant damage, making Britons up to 8% poorer. Experts predict ongoing economic harm, and a YouGov poll shows 60% of Britons now believe leaving the EU was wrong.

A CBS News/YouGov poll reveals 57% of Americans believe the U.S.-Iran conflict caused more problems than it solved, reflecting skepticism toward President Trump’s memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Iran.

McDonald's is the most considered fast-food chain in the U.S. despite ranking fifth for best burgers, according to a YouGov survey. The study highlights McDonald's dominance in fries and consideration rates, while other chains like Five Guys, Burger King, and Chick-fil-A lead in specific categories such as burgers and chicken.

A YouGov poll across Britain, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, and Spain found Western Europeans perceive rising crime despite long-term declines in overall crime rates since the mid-1990s. Most respondents trust their national police, with Denmark showing the highest confidence at 74%.

A CBS News/YouGov poll found 84 percent of 2,023 respondents believe the US government knows more about UFOs than it discloses, following the Pentagon's release of files on the subject. The survey was conducted from June 2 to 4.

President Trump’s net approval rating has reached its lowest level ever amid the Iran war and high prices, according to a polling analysis by The Economist using YouGov survey data.

A YouGov poll reveals 26% of MAGA supporters oppose placing Trump's face on a $250 bill, while 48% support it. Legal barriers exist due to a 1866 law prohibiting living persons on currency and the absence of a $250 denomination in current legal tender. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated the department would follow existing laws and await congressional authorization for any changes.

A new poll by The Economist/YouGov shows President Trump trailing Pope Leo XIV by 54 percentage points in net favorability. The survey found 55% of respondents viewed the Pope favorably, compared to 37% for Trump, with 23% viewing the Pope unfavorably versus 59% for Trump.

A settlement in Trump v. IRS created a $1.8bn fund for the Trump administration to distribute at its discretion, drawing widespread criticism for cronyism and corruption. Over a dozen Republican senators have urged changes, and a majority of Democrats and Republicans oppose the fund according to YouGov polling.

Comedian Bill Maher criticized President Trump over his record-low 34% approval rating and the backlash to a planned America 250th birthday celebration on the National Mall. The poll was conducted by YouGov and The Economist.

President Trump’s job approval rating fell to a record low of 34 percent in this week’s YouGov/The Economist poll. The rating is lower than any approval rating former President Biden received during his presidency, according to YouGov.

More than half of Americans (57%) say they will definitely vote in the November midterms, according to a new Economist/YouGov poll. An additional 11% said they probably will vote, while 11% indicated they may or may not vote.

Pizza Hut remains America's favorite pizza chain, earning 19.1% of votes for best-tasting fast-food pizza, followed by Domino's at 17.1%. The survey was conducted by YouGov and analyzed responses from over 44,000 U.S. consumers. Pizza Hut's lead is attributed to strong long-term affinity among consumers and a nostalgia factor.

Labour members prefer Andy Burnham as leader over Keir Starmer, according to a YouGov poll. Unemployment in the UK has risen to 5% and wage growth has slowed. A leadership challenge may be postponed, not averted, if Burnham wins a byelection.

Nearly half of Americans are anxious about their finances and frustrated with the economy under President Trump, with 44 percent saying their personal financial situation is fairly bad or very bad. The CBS News/YouGov poll reveals widespread concern among Americans. The economy remains a key issue for many citizens.

Keir Starmer faces a reputational problem with only 11% of Britons believing he has been a good or great prime minister. Nearly 60% believe he has been poor or terrible according to YouGov polling. This comes after disastrous local election results in the UK.

A survey by The Economist/YouGov found that 59% of respondents believe the economy is getting worse, while 15% think it's getting better and 20% say it's staying the same. The survey had 1,549 respondents and was conducted over a weekend. The majority of Americans have a pessimistic view of the current economic situation.

President Trump is facing economic challenges as inflation rises and Americans' financial struggles worsen, with 70% disapproving of his handling of the economy. The inflation crisis has led to a decline in Trump's economic credibility. Gas prices have surged above $4.50 a gallon due to the Iran war.

Several major US airlines may benefit from Spirit Airlines' demise, with United Airlines, Delta Air Lines, and American Airlines being top choices among former Spirit customers. A YouGov analysis found this potential shift in consumer preference. The report suggests a possible gain for these airlines.

A new poll by The Economist/YouGov found that nearly 6 in 10 Americans believe prices will be higher in a year. 59 percent of respondents said they expect prices to increase, while 15 percent had a different expectation. The survey indicates widespread concern about future price levels.

A study by the charity Working Chance, using a YouGov poll, found that over a third of UK HR decision-makers faced resistance to equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) initiatives in the past year. The pushback against EDI efforts is affecting hiring opportunities for people with criminal convictions.

A YouGov poll commissioned by MSI Reproductive Choices reveals 90% of UK voters across political parties support the right to abortion, though many, especially young people, fear potential reductions in access. The survey highlights cross-party consensus on reproductive rights but underscores concerns about future availability.

A YouGov poll reveals 60% of U.S. residents disapprove of President Trump's plan to add his signature to U.S. currency, with strong opposition across regions, races, and age groups. The U.S. Treasury cited the 250th anniversary as the reason for the change, but declining cash usage raises questions about its impact.