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Consumer confidence sees steepest decline since early stages of pandemic

Research reflects rising inflation, largely driven by energy price rises, piling pressure on ahead of winter

Insider UK

Half of British women have cried over the Queen's death, survey suggest

A survey also reveals that Conservative supporters are the biggest tear-jerkers

Wales Online

Listeria: how the cost of living crisis could increase the risk of food poisoning

More than half the people in the UK say that their health has been negatively affected by the rising cost of living, according to a YouGov poll. Rising energy and food prices can certainly harm people’s health in many ways – but there’s one way that hasn’t been much discussed.…

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Support for monarchy at 'new low' as Charles takes crown, John Curtice says

CHARLES has taken over as king at a time when support for the monarchy has fallen to a “new low”, Professor John Curtice has said.

The National (Scotland)

Britons back new King Charles, so long as he keeps quiet

King Charles has enjoyed a surge in support since he succeeded Queen Elizabeth as Britain's new monarch, a poll has shown, but some of those mourning his late mother warn he must follow her example and keep his views to himself.

Reuters

Almost half of Britons say they have cried over Queen’s death

Poll also finds majority back cancellation of sports and cultural events

The Independent UK

Why Walkers is the only crisp brand whose cheese and onion bags are blue - not green

The real reason why Walkers cheese and onion crisp bags are blue has been revealed - and it all dates back to the people standing in solidarity with the Leicester-based brand

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‘King Charles is a different kettle of fish’: Britain’s republicans believe their time will come

Since the Queen’s death, support for ending the monarchy and a desire to debate its relevance have both grown stronger

The Guardian - UK

King Charles’ in-tray: Harry’s memoir, poll ratings and threats to the union

One of the monarch’s charities is also under police investigation, and what to do about Prince Andrew?

The Guardian - UK

Liz Truss energy bills plan is not enough help, public says

Poll finds majority say policy is not enough as charities warn 2.2 million will be plunged into poverty

The Independent UK

Cost of living crisis: the health risks of not turning the heating on in winter

People in the UK might be tempted to keep their heating turned off to offset the large increases in energy bills this winter. A recent YouGov poll, revealed that 21% of respondents would not turn their heating on until at least November. Could the health of these people be endangered?

The Conversation

Charity calls on UK Government to rethink deductions taken from benefit payments during cost of living crisis

Four in 10 people on Universal Credit skipped meals during the summer to keep up with rising costs.

Daily Record

Cheers and boos: Harry and Meghan’s non-royal tour divides Britain

A YouGov UK poll taken after Meghan's podcasts and magazine cover, has revealed 65 per cent of Britons have no sympathy for the couple as they visit UK.

The New Daily

Rishi Sunak: How the rising star suffered a meteoric fall – and what might come next

The former chancellor was doomed when he raised taxes, as he ‘basked in the adulation of the sensible people’, writes John Rentoul

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Tory voters have no confidence in Liz Truss to address cost of living crisis, poll finds

Voters, including Tory supporters, have low expectations of the new prime minister

The National (Scotland)

Liz Truss makes telling slip about Scotland and the Tories in victory speech

JUST when you thought it couldn’t get any worse, Liz Truss is to be the next prime minister of the United Kingdom ...

Tribune News Service

Liz Truss slumps in Britain's popularity polls with voting closed

Support for Liz Truss is waning among the British electorate even before her expected appointment as prime minister next week, according to two recent polls.

The Independent UK

One in 10 Scots left with no money after essential expenses, analysis finds

The stark findings, based on polling of 1,416 people by YouGov, come even before energy bills are set to soar from October.

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The Independent UK

More than half of voters expect Liz Truss to be poor or terrible PM, poll finds

Leadership frontrunner rated worse than every PM in 40 years except Boris Johnson

The Independent UK

Union calls on new PM to impose £30bn tax on rich to save frontline workers from cost-of-living disaster

Poll shows backing for wealth tax on property worth over £5m

Daily Mirror

One in 7 elderly say they'll be forced to turn heating off this winter as deaths may soar

A YouGov poll revealed the shocking figure as pensioners face a choice of keeping warm or eating as the coast of living crisis continues to escalate heading into the colder months

Asharq Al-Awsat

Education Occupies 40% of Saudis' Savings Plans

A recent survey commissioned by Zurich International Life (Zurich), part of Zurich Insurance Group, revealed that only 4 out of 10 parents in Saudi Arabia have a savings plan dedicated to educating their children. According to the survey, a copy of which was obtained by Asharq Al-Awsat, 32 % of…

The Independent UK

More than half of UK adults cannot name a single symptom of blood cancer – poll

The YouGov poll of 2,230 UK adults was commissioned by Blood Cancer UK to mark the beginning of Blood Cancer Awareness Month.

The Guardian - UK

England and Wales university fees ‘bad value for money’ – survey

Majority of respondents say £9,250 a year fee is not good value – with 74% backing additional bursaries for poorer students

The Independent UK

Credit card debt soars as Britons ‘to borrow £100bn’ to cope with cost of living crisis

More than 5 million expect to seek credit to pay for daily expenses, YouGov survey warns, as borrowing rises at fastest rate since 2005

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