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The poll showed public approval has grown for most members of the Royal Family

Manchester Evening News

Meghan's popularity falls to all-time low - and King isn't most popular royal

The Princess Royal ranks as most popular

Nottingham Post

Meghan's popularity with British public falls to all-time low

The Princess Royal ranks as most popular

Wales Online

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Some 68% of people surveyed said they had a negative view of the Duchess of Sussex.

The Independent UK

Nearly half of mortgage holders now in Cost of Living trap as they struggle to pay the bills

A survey found 45 per cent are facing difficulties keeping up with bills and credit cards, and 10 per cent are in 'problem debt'

Manchester Evening News

45% of mortgage holders finding it difficult to pay bills, charity warns

Two-fifths of mortgage holders are showing at least one sign of financial difficulty, according to a YouGov survey for StepChange.

The Independent UK

Fifa urged to make human rights key consideration for World Cup 2030 host

The sport’s governing body has been told to follow its human rights and bidding criteria

The Independent UK

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Lazy password habits let scammers in, expert warns

A report conducted for Telstra by YouGov identified that 78% of Australians are using the same password across various accounts.

The New Daily

Conspiracy theories aren't on the rise – we need to stop panicking

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.

The Conversation

Former Ofsted chief: school inspections should change after headteacher’s death

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

The Guardian - UK

Extreme websites peddle conspiracies, but what about the mainstream outlets that do it too?

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

The Guardian - UK

‘Measly’ paternity rights mean nearly a third of UK fathers take no leave – report

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

The Guardian - UK

Trump soars ahead of DeSantis in latest poll on eve of federal indictment

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

The Independent UK

Shorts for men in the office are tolerable — but open toed footwear? Never

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...

Evening Standard

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The Guardian - UK

Germans best tippers in Europe, finds poll. Italians? Not so much

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

The Independent UK

Nearly half UK adults believe LGBTQ+ representation important in storytelling – study

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

The Independent UK

Keep up the spirit of community sparked by the coronation, urges Prue Leith

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.

Birmingham Post

YouGov poll reveals public support for government-backed decarbonisation of steel industry

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

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The Conversation

What does high immigration mean for the government's popularity? What data on voting habits tells us

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.

Daily Mirror

Doctor says men have been peeing wrong all this time and cites health risks

Men have been warned that the way that they pee could have some health risks, and a urologist has recommended that men use a different method when they use the loo

Wales Online

Doctor says men have been urinating incorrectly and should change their habits

The rules are different from country to country

The Guardian - UK

The Tories should be proud of Britain’s migration numbers – and they have Boris Johnson to thank

The party would rather brand itself a failure than accept that immigration has helped growth, and voters are relaxed about it, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

Daily Record

Ash Regan calls for SNP to 'ditch unpopular policies' after poll predicts big losses to Labour

Regan, who finished third in the SNP leadership race, said she was "deeply concerned" for the party ahead of the next general election.

Daily Mirror

Labour could scoop almost two dozen seats from SNP at next general election, poll finds

The YouGov analysis found Labour could win 23 seats in Scotland at the next Westminster election - the party's best performance in their former stronghold since 2010

The National (Scotland)

SNP would face near 'wipeout' in Red Clydeside in UK election, poll predicts

THE SNP could lose 23 seats to Labour in the next Westminster election, with party facing wipeout in most of ‘Red Clydeside’, according…

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