News Round-Up
26 July 2024
Government Has Just Declared War on Free Speech
26 July 2024
by Toby Young
Reform U.K. has hit its highest-ever polling support level at 14% in the aftermath of the Tory row over the suspension of Lee Anderson.
The Conservatives' core vote is leaking away in the run-up to the election with just a quarter of pensioners planning to back the party, a new poll suggests.
Labour's support among Muslim voters has dropped by around a third, from 86% to 60%, amid anger at Keir Starmer's Israel stance, according to a poll.
A Telegraph poll has found that 91% of readers want to scrap the BBC licence fee. Is the Telegraph out of step with the country, or has the BBC lost its place as the national broadcaster?
New polling shows that most people don't actually like companies imposing their woke views. So why does the trend persist?
At the start of the pandemic, leading virologists tried to dismiss the lab leak as a "conspiracy theory". A new poll has found that in 25 of 26 countries, more people believe the lab leak than the natural origin theory.
A YouGov poll has found that 62% of the British public support making the booster jab mandatory, with only 25% being opposed to the idea.
According to recent polling, 58% of the British public would support vaccine passports if introduced under 'Plan B' restrictions.
20% of Brits support "permanent" Covid curfews, according to recent Ipsos MORI polling. But new data suggests that this is far off the mark, and that wording the question slightly different bears a much lower percentage.
With approval of the Government's handling of the vaccine rollout standing at 72%, the Tories have extended their lead over Labour up to nine points, according to new polling by Opinium.
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