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Mhairi Black among SNP MPs who could lose seat to Labour at general election, poll finds

Humza Yousaf's party is on course for its worst result at a UK general election since 2010, research by YouGov suggests.

Daily Record

YouGov research shows SNP could lose 23 seats to Labour at next UK election

The polling firm said its research would give ‘serious cause for concern’ to the SNP, with the party’s seats projected to fall from 48 to 27.

The Independent UK

Study shows 80% of voters support junk food advertising ban

YouGov poll for the Obesity Health Alliance shows position of voters on issue

Evening Standard

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Brexit regret among Leave voters hits record high, poll finds

Seven years on from the UK’s decision to leave the European Union, more Brexiteers than ever regret their decision

The Independent UK

Just 9% of Britons say Brexit more of a success than failure, poll suggests

By a margin of almost two to one, people now believe voting to leave the EU in 2016 was the wrong call.

The Independent UK

Brexit regret at highest level as most voters say leaving EU has been 'failure'

BREXIT regret has reached record levels according to a new poll which said 62 per cent of Britons felt it had been a “failure”.

The National (Scotland)

One in four young men agree with Andrew Tate’s views on women, poll finds

Exclusive: Campaigners say the influencer is a ‘legitimising force’ for misogynistic ideas

The Independent UK

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YouGov gives the game away on Red Tory Anas Sarwar

LETTING the cat out of the bag is a phrase that’s getting thrown around a fair bit by Scotland’s lesser-spotted Labour MP.

The National (Scotland)

Percy Pig helps M&S become second most popular online shop – after 200m TikTok views

Marks & Spencer has soared to the second most popular online shop and it's all thanks to their best-selling sweet character, with videos of it being seen more than 200million times on TikTok

Daily Mirror

Plans to abolish ‘feudal’ leasehold system in England and Wales dropped

Row between Michael Gove and No 10 results in end of promise to scrap leaseholds

The Guardian - UK

SNP given huge lead in new Westminster poll – but Labour are gaining ground

THE SNP remain “by far” Scotland’s most popular political party, a new General Election poll has suggested, although the party is losing…

The National (Scotland)

New think tank on Scotland's economics launches – as poll shows appetite for change

JUST two per cent of Scots think their country’s economy is on the right track and no change is needed, according to a poll published…

The National (Scotland)

Labour picks up votes from both SNP and Conservatives, YouGov poll says

A YouGov poll has said Labour gained ground on the SNP since the last general election, but Humza Yousaf’s party was still the biggest.

The Independent UK

The local picture is good for Keir Starmer – the national predictions look even better

Evidence of a tactical pincer movement to defeat the Tories shows how worried they should be about the general election, says former YouGov president Peter Kellner

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The National (Scotland)

Does Scotland support a monarchy or a republic? See the results in graphs

THE royal family and upcoming coronation have been dominating headlines in recent weeks, as King Charles’s special day grows nearer.

Salon

New poll: Fox News' reputation plummets

Looks like the Big Lie and Dominion took a whack out of the cable new giant — even amongst loyal viewers

The Independent UK

Two thirds of Britons ‘less proud’ of the UK than five years ago and feel country is in decline, poll shows

Some 68% of people feel the UK is generally in decline, poll suggests

The Conversation

Can Rishi Sunak save the Tories? Voting behaviour over time suggests it will take more than personal appeal to win the next election

One of the key findings of research into elections is that there is a close relationship between the popularity of party leaders and support for their parties in elections. The reason for this relates to how people make up their minds when voting. Many people consider issues or draw on…

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Evening Standard

How much will the Coronation cost and who pays the bill?

King Charles is said to have asked for a “slimmed-down” event due to the current cost-of-living crisis

The Guardian - UK

Charles is the king of apathy, not our hearts – he risks it all by asking for more

Most of us don’t care about the coronation, and attempts to whip up our support have already backfired, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The Guardian - UK

Many Europeans want climate action – but less so if it changes their lifestyle, shows poll

Exclusive: YouGov survey in seven countries tested backing for government and individual action on crisis

ABC News

Two very different lists of names: While King Charles's staff check off coronation RSVPs, foodbank volunteers draw up a waiting list

Inside the palace, King Charles's staff are polishing the silver and preparing his coronation robes. Outside the gates, Britons are queuing for charities that can't keep up with demand.

Wales Online

Conservative Party chairman says Welsh Tories are 'government-in-waiting' despite damning polling data

Greg Hands told WalesOnline the party has "flourished" under Andrew RT Davies

Daily Record

Will you be celebrating the King's Coronation in Scotland?

Findings suggest a growing disinterest in the monarchy among Scots - will you be celebrating next weekend?

Reuters

Charles' coronation seized on by republicans as chance to ditch monarchy

When King Charles III is crowned in a lavish ceremony next week, Britain's main anti-monarchist movement will gather along the procession route next to a statue of Charles I, who was beheaded in 1649, leading to a short-lived republic.

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