People in UK more likely to sympathise with poor than Americans, French and Germans

Britons are less inclined than the French to regard the workless as indulged, readier than the Germans to pay taxes to help them, and decidedly less relaxed about top salaries than the Americans, according to a major transnational study by the academic thinktank YouGov-Cambridge, which put identical questions to voters […] Read more »

Most Britons back assassination of terrorists in UK or abroad, poll finds

A majority of Britons support the “targeted killing” of terrorists, both overseas and at home, according to a YouGov poll. The survey, carried out for the defence policy thinktank RUSI and launched in London on Tuesday, finds 54% of the public support assassinating individual terrorists abroad, against 31% who object. […] Read more »