Eir Nolsoe
Eir is one of YouGov's data journalists, based in the UK. Before joining YouGov in 2019, she worked as a content writer at the Bank of England.
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INT Consumer confidence reaches five-year high
Spiders, wasps or cockroaches – what is Britain’s most disliked creepy-crawly?
Two thirds of Britons plan to keep wearing masks this summer after COVID-19 restrictions end
Young Britons are turning their backs on the monarchy
COVID-19 rules: what is the government telling us to do? Britons aren’t sure
Consumer confidence approaches five-year high
Half of Londoners feel uncomfortable travelling on the Tube over COVID fears
A quarter of Londoners, and one in six Britons, say they’ll never afford a home
Keir Starmer’s ratings plummet after poor local election results
What would make the UK safer for women, according to women?
Most Britons support changing rules to allow vaccinated people to mix indoors
One in three women in relationships are financially dependent on their partner
Most Londoners have never heard of 14 of the 20 candidates for Mayor
Public opinion of most senior royals improves
A third of businesses expect to lay off workers this year
Earth Day: How important is climate change and the environment to Britons?
Britons are the happiest they’ve been this year as COVID restrictions lift
Brits are dieting and buying clothes to look their best when socialising after months of not caring
Which aspects of lockdown will Britons miss? Less pollution and more family time
Eight things YouGov polling reveals about Labour members
Most young furloughed workers fear impact on career and worry about redundancy
Dwindling savings and declining mental health - how furloughed workers are doing a year on
Women are still much more likely to have to do most of a couple’s housework and childcare
Three months into Brexit, half of businesses have faced disruption
One in three Britons have more savings, averaging £4,500, since the pandemic began
A year of coronavirus: one in six Britons have seen loved ones die
Who would Britons choose as their elected head of state?
Public opinion of Harry and Meghan falls to new low after Oprah interview
How long will businesses need to recover financially from COVID-19?
Consumer confidence increases as end of lockdown nears
A fifth of home schooling parents lack the tech for their children to access e-learning consistently
Harry and Meghan’s popularity ticks up ahead of Oprah interview
How do Britons think Rishi Sunak should fix the damage to public finances caused by COVID?
Most NHS workers report staff shortages from lack of COVID tests
Many Britons have fewer friends than before the coronavirus pandemic
COVID winter months see increase in mental health problems among NHS staff