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Will voters back President Sunak against a coalition of chaos?

The Conservatives are hoping that the threat of a coalition of chaos and the public's ambivalence about Kier Starmer will drive success at the next election. Our latest polling suggests otherwise.

Britain's Quiet Majority

Recent More in Common Focus Group research in Cornwall and the North East finds that far from being up in arms about many renewable energy applications, most Brits are balancers, tired of the loudest voices dominating debates, and eager for us just to get on with it quietly, less talk, less fuss and more action.

The Rwanda policy is one year old – but the public still aren’t sold

As with so many controversial policies, there’s a tendency to assume that public opinion on the government’s approach to small boat crossings splits into stark pro and anti camps. But one year on from the pledge to deport migrants who cross the Channel to Rwanda, our polling finds the public’s views are more nuanced than some politicians suggest.

Nigel Farage is a very real threat to the Tory party's survival

Inequality or growth: what do the public think?

Beyond the market turmoil and political chaos of the past four weeks, we’ve also seen a stark ideological debate re-ignited in our politics. Is it more important to grow the economy, or focus on inequality? We explore what the public think

The police must show they care more about tackling crime than being woke