A survey across 24 EU countries reveals a divided opinion on whether to strengthen ties with the US or China. This reflects a broader global shift where trust and reputation, not just power, are key to international influence, with China positioning itself as a stable partner.
Andy Burnham, poised to become the U.K.'s next prime minister, faces a significant regional trust gap, with voters in Northern England showing strong support while those in the South are more skeptical, according to a POLITICO Poll. His "Manchesterism" philosophy and plans to rebalance power may not resonate nationwide.
New research by Public First reveals teenage girls in the UK face a "postcode lottery" for sport access, missing up to 100 minutes of exercise weekly compared to boys. Urban and ethnic minority girls are most affected. This disparity, linked to safety, social barriers, and facility access, could cost the economy over £640m annually.
New research reveals significant disparities in sports participation for teenage girls across the UK, with urban girls missing out on an average of 100 minutes of exercise weekly compared to boys. The gap is wider for girls from ethnic minority backgrounds and linked to safety, social barriers, and facility access.
A POLITICO Poll by Public First reveals 51% of UK adults believe Andy Burnham, poised to succeed Keir Starmer as PM, should call an election for legitimacy. Opposition and voters express concerns over a leader without a direct electoral mandate.
A new poll indicates Andy Burnham is Labour's only viable contender to challenge Nigel Farage's Reform UK and mitigate election losses. Even with Burnham leading, Labour would still fall short of a majority, but his candidacy offers a better chance than Keir Starmer's.
A Public First poll of 18,000 people across 15 countries reveals a widespread belief in China's AI leadership, even in US allies like Canada, Britain, and France. However, China ranks low in trust for its AI models, placing 10th globally.
