Britons are now split 3 ways on tax and spend, with desire for tax and spending cuts increasing since last year Increase taxes, spend more on services: 26% (-4 from Jun 2025) Keep at current levels: 27% (-6) Decrease taxes, spend less on services: 26% (+9)

With the government approving gas extraction at the Jackdaw gas field, our survey in May found that 46% of Britons thought the UK should allow new North Sea oil/gas developments, with 33% opposed

38% of Britons say they've been closely following news coverage of the recent protests in France Very closely: 6% Fairly closely: 32% Not very closely: 32% Aware of the story, but not following it: 23% Not aware of the story: 9%

68% of Britons say they have little to no trust in the ability of specialised AI medical tools to give them an accurate diagnosis A great deal / fair amount: 26% Not very much / not at all: 68%

After Andy Burnham agreed with a LadBible podcast that Gen Z have it harder than Baby Boomers did, do the British public agree? Gen Z have it harder: 36% Boomers had it harder: 25% Both have had it equally hard: 24%

Zack Polanski and Ed Davey's net favourability ratings (15-16 Oct 2026) have both fallen to their lowest levels this parliament Andy Burnham: +4 net favourable (-3 from 9-10 Sep) Kemi Badenoch: -15 (=) Ed Davey: -16 (-8) Zack Polanski: -37 (-8) Nigel Farage: -42 (+3)