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Britain also ranks low in 30-country poll on support for access to public facilities matching gender identity

Are parents, teachers and the public feeling as divided as the headlines make it seem? A pair of new NPR/Ipsos polls reveals division, to be sure, but also surprising consensus.

Here is a very Labour conundrum. Two-thirds of respondents, according to the latest Ipsos poll, think it is more likely that a centre-Left Opposition will be in Downing Street after the next election than the Tories. The requirement is then to behave more like a government-in-waiting, which means not only…

But Labour’s lead over the Tories closes to 16 points

Author Tom Quinn claim s to have spoken with a source who previously worked at Kensington Palace with the Wales' family that told him the royal couple have "terrific rows" and William is "prone to tantrums".

SUPPORT for a republic is at an all-time high following the coronation of King Charles, according to a major attitudes tracker.

Nearly two thirds are happy with the King and there is an 11 per cent jump in popularity for the Prince of Wales, survey finds

More than one in four Americans now say it's the number one threat to public health.

A FRESH poll has suggested only a third of Brits feel King Charles is important to the UK ahead of his coronation on Saturday.