Research

We hold conversations with people across the country and carry out in-depth polling to give politicians, policymakers and communicators an honest picture of Britons’ attitudes. Explore our research on the key issues shaping British public opinion, from cost of living and crime to identity, democracy and Britain’s place in the world.

Mental Health Politics
Britons and Mental Health

Time to Act

Immigration International affairs
Welcoming Afghans

Lessons from Operation Warm Welcome

Seven Segments
The British Seven segments and the next general election
Britain Talks Trade
Economy International affairs
Britain Talks Trade

Our research into the public’s starting points on international trade in post-Brexit Britain reveals that Britons want to see trade delivering on economic growth, jobs and choice for consumers – and shows a clear path for how they want that to happen.

Immigration International affairs
Welcoming Ukrainians

Stories from Liverpool

More in Common Issues Tracker – April 2023
Politics
More in Common Issues Tracker – April 2023

New polling by More in Common continues to find the trend of narrower, though still majority delivering, leads for Labour. 

Immigration International affairs
Welcoming Ukrainians

The Hosts' Perspective

Crime Social Cohesion
Where are the police?

Britons’ attitudes to crime, anti-social behaviour and the police

COP Live – One Year On
Climate International affairs
COP Live – One Year On

During COP26, More in Common convened six focus groups with participants from across the British Seven segments to find out what the public thought about the big climate issues as world leaders were meeting to discuss.

Conservative Party Politics
Sunak’s Choice

A pre-Autumn Budget Briefing

How Fair is Britain?
Cost of living Economy
How Fair is Britain?

Over the past year, More in Common and Kantar Public have surveyed over 10,000 people, to try and better understand what the British public thinks about issues of inequality, fairness and the gap between the haves and have nots. This longitudinal lens has allowed us to see the impact of the rising cost of living, from the beginnings of the crisis in Britain last winter to the present day, and how it has imprinted on public attitudes.

Politics
The Disillusioned Defectors

The Risk of a Split on the Right and How to Stop It

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