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BBC Radio 4 - The World At One

3 May 2024

BBC Radio 4 - The World At One 

More in Common's Jenna Cunningham discusses the emerging picture from the initial local and mayoral elections counts 

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2 May 2024

Key election results that could decide Rishi Sunak’s fate

The picture looks less optimistic for Ben Bradley, Conservative candidate in the East Midlands mayoral election. Polls put Labour on course for victory in the region, with its candidate Claire Ward currently ahead by 13 points, according to More in Common.

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Times Radio

25 April 2024

The Polling Station | Times Radio 

“It’s really bad news for the Conservatives.” New polling sees the Tories hit their lowest ratings since Liz Truss’s premiership, says Luke Tryl, UK director of More in Common.

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The News Agents

23 April 2024

The News Agents 

More in Common's polling on Englishness for UCL Policy Lab discussed on the News Agents podcast

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23 April 2024

Rishi Sunak can't tell us 'we're on the right track' - Daniel Finkelstein 

More in Common, the source of a good deal of fascinating political opinion research, has shared with me exclusively some of its latest work. And it shows how deeply pessimistic people are. “Our analysis,” it says, “is that British public opinion has got so used to things being bad/chaotic it’s hard to imagine anything else.”

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The Times

22 April 2024

Is Crime in the UK really on the rise? The reality in charts

Is the UK more dangerous than it used to be? There’s no shame if you think it is: when surveyed earlier this month, some 69 per cent of us said crime rates were going up. Just 6 per cent believe crime is falling, according to the poll of 2,000 people by the More In Common think tank — only slightly more than the 5 per cent who believe the world is getting colder.