Britain
Barometer

While Britons continue to struggle with the rising cost of living, there are some signs of improvement.

Three quarters of Britons think it is important we have a closer trading relationship with the EU.

Almost six in ten Britons think the country is heading in the wrong direction.

Over two thirds of Britons are concerned that they will not be able to afford to keep their homes warm this winter.

Britons remain pessimistic about the state of the economy.

Nearly half of Britons think the government support for household energy bills does not go far enough.

Seven in ten Britons think the government should take action now to tackle the rising cost of living.

Half of Britons are unsure who they would prefer to be the new leader of the Conservative party.

Nearly half of Britons think there should be a general election following the announcement of a new Conservative leader.

On the sixth anniversary of the EU referendum Britons remain deeply divided over Brexit.

54% think the government should remove VAT from energy bills.

Eight in ten Britons think the UK government has handled the rising cost of living poorly.

Seven in ten Britons support sanctions against Russia.

Nearly half of Britons think reducing the cost of living should be a priority for the UK government.

Half of Britons report that their household income has fallen behind the cost of living in the last few months.

A large majority of Britons support the new Covid restrictions but do not trust public officials to follow them.

Most Britons think MPs make decisions based on their own interests.

Two in five Britons report that their household income has fallen behind the cost of living.

Half of Britons are concerned about keeping their home warm over winter.

Britons divided on urgency of tackling climate change post-COVID-19 pandemic.

Two-thirds in Britain think we should keep some restrictions after July 19.

Two-thirds in Britain support vaccine passport for international travel.

Six in ten Britons say personal income not impacted by COVID-19.

The generational divide: vaccine passports in Britain.

Women much more likely to say they were responsible for childcare during lockdown in Britain.

Majority of Britons support vaccine passports for travel.

Britons back vaccine drive as economic symptoms worsen.

How does Britain feel about the Christmas COVID-19 regulations?

Concern over the economic outlook, uncertainty over the Brexit transition, and a shift in attitudes towards coronavirus.

What do people in the UK think of the new restrictions?

Eight in ten Brits in favour of local lockdowns to tackle coronavirus.

Continued drop in public approval of government in Britain.

Public concern for economy remains at highest level since 2011.

One in three Britons say their household is likely to need financial support in next three months.

Four in ten Britons want the UK to land a UK-EU trade deal after transition period.