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See full results on... Support for a 10x cap on bosses' wages compared to lowest paid workers at a company: yougov.com/en-gb/daily-re… What Britons think the effect would be: yougov.com/en-gb/daily-re…

But if a cap on bosses' wages at a company set at 10x the level of the lowest wages at that company, what do Britons think the effect would be? Lowest wages would rise: 19% Highest wages would fall: 19% Both equally: 18% It wouldn't really do either: 19%

The Greens have proposed capping top wages in a company at 10x the level of the lowest wages - a move that 65% of Britons would support Strongly support: 41% Somewhat support: 24% Somewhat oppose: 10% Strongly oppose: 7%

Full results on... Whether Starmer has been honest about Peter Mandelson: yougov.com/en-gb/daily-re… Whether he should resign as PM: yougov.com/en-gb/daily-re…

Should Keir Starmer resign? Should: 43% (-1 from 3 Mar) Should not: 33% (+2)

53% of Britons think Keir Starmer has not been honest about how the decision to appoint Peter Mandelson as British ambassador to the US was made - just 16% think he has

Full results on confidence in England and Wales towards the law and order system here: yougov.com/en-gb/articles…

With figures showing 179 prisoners in E&W were released in error in the last year, our recent study found that 56% of people have little to no confidence in the prison system to keep people imprisoned

Full results on whether Britons think it is acceptable for people who choose to live near existing nightlife venues to make subsequent noise complaints yougov.com/en-gb/daily-re…

With a man living above Heaven nightclub in London now found guilty of using AI to make fake noise complaints against the club (open since 1979), 74% of Britons say it is unacceptable for people who choose to live near existing venues to make noise complaints

See full results on what venues Britons think should and should not allow children (and dogs) yougov.com/en-gb/articles…

With i News this week debating whether children should be allowed in pubs, here's what the public told us in 2024 Pubs that serve meals Allow anywhere: 37% Restricted areas: 53% Ban entirely: 7% Pubs that don't serve meals Allow anywhere: 17% Restricted areas: 46% Ban entirely: 34%

How do 2024 voters differ when asked to name the top issues in their local area? Most common answer among... Reform UK: immigration (46%) Conservative: roads (46%) Lib Dems: roads (42%) Labour: cost of living (38%) Green: cost of living (35%) yougov.com/en-gb/articles…

Ahead of the coming local, mayoral and devolved elections, what do Britons say are the top issues in their local area? Top 10 1 Roads (potholes, parking, etc): 37% 2 Economy, cost of living: 35% 3 GPs/hospitals: 29% 4 Immigration: 19% 5 Crime: 18% =6 State of high street / town centre: 14% =6 NHS dentists: 14% 8 Council tax: 13% 9 Fuel prices: 12% 10 Housing/planning: 11% Results link in replies

But how much danger do Britons think other countries pose to UK national security at present? Great deal: 20% Moderate level: 52% Not much: 14% None at all: 2%

While most Britons think the UK is unprepared for a major conflict, they are torn on whether defence spending should be increased at the expense of other public services Increase defence spending, even if means less for other public services: 39% Maintain public services spending, even if means defence spending can't be increased: 31%

With former NATO chief George Robertson criticising the government for complacency on defence, 69% of Britons say the UK is not well prepared for a major conflict Very/fairly well prepared: 19% Not very well/at all prepared: 69%

Full results on the most important issues facing the country available here: yougov.com/en-gb/trackers…

YouGov most important issues tracker, 11-13 April 2026 Economy: 55% (+2 from 4-6 Apr) Immigration: 47% (-1) Defence: 30% (-1) Health: 27% (-2) Welfare: 19% (+4) Crime: 17% (-5) Housing: 16% (+1) Tax: 16% (+1) Environment: 15% (+1) Britain leaving EU: 13% (-3)

Full results on government approval available here: yougov.com/en-gb/trackers…

Latest YouGov government approval ratings, 11-13 April 2026 Approve: 15% (-1 from 4-6 Apr) Disapprove: 67% (+4) Net: -52 (-5)