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How do people define Englishness?

Polling by More in Common shows that the overwhelming majority of English people – across ethnic groups, education levels, ages and politics – agree that race and ethnic background is no barrier to being English.

Change Still Pending

New polling from More in Common and the UCL Policy Lab finds the public's appetite for change remains strong, but there is little appetite for Trumpian disruption

Farage's MAGA Mirage?

New research from More in Common explores public perceptions of Nigel Farage and his party, highlighting key challenges facing Reform UK as it aims to establish itself as a credible opposition.

Ukraine: three years on

Three years on from the beginning of the conflict in Ukraine, More in Common checks in on the public's hopes, fears and priorities.

What do the public really think about grooming gangs and Elon Musk’s interventions into British Politics?

Based on polling of 2,000 people, More in Common has explored what the public really think about the events of the past week.

Labour’s first months: The Public’s Verdict

In advance of the launch of the Government’s Plan for Change, More in Common asked Britons about some of the key events and actions in Labour’s first five months in office - testing how much the public has heard about what the government has done and whether they view their actions positively or negatively.