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Several polls in the past couple of years (including from Ipsos, YouGov and most recently Savanta on behalf of Kings College Policy Institute and the BBC) have been examining the kinds of conspiratorial beliefs people have. The findings have led to a lot of concern and discussion.

Sir Michael Wilshaw says he now thinks differently about use of one-word headline grades in England

Addressing the problem will mean taking on some of the most powerful voices in the country, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

More than 62% of fathers would take more time off after births if statutory pay rate was increased, poll finds

Former president’s hold on GOP primary voters appears to have strengthened after his indictment on mishandling classified documents

With temperatures rising again, workwear has to be adjusted. While men baring their legs is widely accepted, showing off their toes may well be overstepping the hairy mark...

Dutiful German generosity revealed in analysis of gratuity habits in six EU countries, the UK and US

The YouGov survey highlights the need for diverse characters and creators.

Data from the Eden Project, which organised the Big Lunch, shows an estimated 13.4 million people in the UK took part in Big Lunch celebrations.

Tata Steel said the poll shows "clear public support from voters" for a plan to secure steel manufacturing in the UK

The news from the Office of National Statistics that net migration reached a record high of 606,000 in 2022 is likely to have embarrassed the government, particularly the home secretary, Suella Braverman. For years, successive prime ministers have promised reductions in net migration, but without much success in delivering them.