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Migration is seen as a blessing for cuisine, but also a catalyst for crime

Latest YouGov Westminster voting intention figures

One of the unlikelier developments in a busy political year was the emergence of the humble milkshake as a tool of political protest. Where, though, do the public stand on it as a form of protest?

YouGov polls the public on 50 traditional British dishes such as Yorkshire puddings, crumpets and cottage pie

In the dying weeks of her premiership, Theresa May is reported to be feuding with her chancellor about whether he’ll let her buy herself a political legacy by spending billions on pet projects.

Stephan Shakespeare: there were few significant changes in taxes in yesterday's budget, but what might the best options be for the manifestos?

Latest YouGov Westminster voting intention figures

Three in ten Brits believe having previously smoked cannabis should prohibit you from holding high level roles

How many decades back do you have to go before people no longer believe things were better then?

It is now seen as the third most pressing issue facing the nation

Their views are largely the same as those of middle class Brits

How pollsters ask questions is an eternally controversial issue...

The ever extending Brexit process has brought about a revival of Lib Dem fortunes

New seven-country YouGov Eurotrack research shows that whether or not people identify as feminists depends on how you ask the question

New polling shows that 42% of Labour party members didn’t vote Labour last week, whilst a staggering 69% of Conservative party members backed another party