YouGov stories
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John Humphrys - Time to Rethink Drugs Policy?
This week the Scottish government has, in effect, decriminalised drug-taking. It hasn’t actually put it like that. Rather, it was presented as no more than just a bit of bureaucratic tinkering. The government’s Lord Advocate, who has powers to update …
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ASOS: Sustainability goals right on target for fashion retailer
ASOS, the online clothing retailer, recently announced a target of zero net carbon emissions by the year 2030. It’s a move that comes following ongoing criticisms of the environmental impact of “fast” fashion organisations – and one that YouGov Plan …
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Online gambling around the world: Where sports betting reigns supreme
Fueled by innovation, de-regulation in key markets, and the pandemic, it’s clear that the popularity of online gambling globally has achieved new heights. This growth has been driven largely by lottery and sports betting. Sports betting in Great Britain remains …
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If shoppers can’t get the next-gen console they want, what will they do?
The worldwide semiconductor shortage continues to wreak havoc on supply chains across many sectors, particularly gaming consoles. As we gear up for the all-important holiday season, a new YouGov Direct survey reveals what consumers may do if they can’t get …
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One in eleven say the Coronavirus Act should be made permanent
The government is expected to reveal next week which parts of the Coronavirus Act will be repealed and which will be kept. The Act is a piece of legislation that initially granted the government emergency powers to deal with the …
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Britons oppose another national lockdown this winter
The return of national lockdown this winter has been a hotly debated topic, with ministers quick to shoot down rumours of one planned for the school half term in October, However, new reports suggest a full lockdown could be implemented …
