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- Most oppose paying kids to stay in school
- Voters expect a UKIP victory in Clacton
- Full results: Clacton
- Update - Labour lead at 4
- Full results: Crisp flavours
- Generation Ready Salted?
- Full results: US public on Syria and Iraq
- One year later, Americans back military action in Syria
- Labor Day: 'Not enough recognition' for ordinary workers
- Poll Results: Paid Vacation
- Poll Results: Reclining seats on planes
- One year later, Americans back military action in Syria
- Full results: Rotherham
- Low confidence in police on child sex exploitation
- Update - Labour lead at 3
- Public see no problem with 'stop and search'
- FULL RESULTS: ALL WOMEN SHORTLISTS
- Public: Don't limit subsidies to state exchanges
- Across the board opposition to all-women shortlists
- Die Hälfte der Deutschen wünscht sich Fingerabdruck-Scan beim Geldabheben
- HMV bounces back and finds its voice on the high street
- Update - Labour lead at 1
- Warmer welcome for Boris as MP than Nigel Farage
- Die Hälfte der Deutschen wünscht sich Fingerabdruck-Scan beim Geldabheben
- Charging musicians to play at the Super Bowl is a step too far
- ISIS seen as a bigger threat than Al Qaeda
- The great sheet washing divide: which group are you in?
- Consumer confidence falls
- Boris Johnson, Tory leadership, Nigel Farage
- Cost not pain is the barrier to a dental check-up
- Update - Labour lead at 4
- Americans reject Dawkins' Down's Syndrome statement
- Introducing First Verdict: methodology statement
- Burger King’s Target Tim Hortons: High Quality And Value But Low Awareness
- Immigration : Should Foreign Students ‘Count’?
- Public: it's unfair to criticize a president for playing golf
- YouGov-Vorstand Holger Geißler referiert beim „Scottish Evening“ in Heidelberg.
- A do-it-yourself election prediction kit
- Poll Results: Ukraine
- Poll Results: Iraq
- Most Democrats support prosecution of Rick Perry
- Media-Markt und Amazon im Beliebtheits-Duell
- Public expect military to rescue US hostages
- Deutschland blickt pessimistischer in wirtschaftliche Zukunft
- College athletes: Support them, but don't pay them
- The gender gap on bombing I.S. militants
- 67% of MENA Employers Look to Hire up to 10 Employees in the Coming 3 Months
- Update - Labour lead at 2
- Faced with riots, British support harsher policing than Americans
- Has ‘Share a Coke’ Gone Flat?
- Poll Results: Ice Bucket Challenge
- Public opinion hardens against protesters, softens on police
- Ukraine-Krise: Deutsche befürworten WM-Entzug für Russland
- Watch the feature-length animatics!
- Umfrage: Viele Verbraucher kaufen nur selten in Warenhäusern
- YouGov-Vorstand Holger Geißler referiert am 25.08. zum Schottland-Referendum
- Terror video reached 83% of British population
- Update - Labour lead at 5
- Despite increases in hacking, Americans still don't change passwords enough
- Americans: We're too easily offended by sex and nudity
- Ernährungstrends: Bioprodukte sind eine Frage des Geldes
- What if Hillary Clinton had been elected in 2008?
- Studie zu Ernährungstrends: "Bioprodukte sind eine Frage des Geldes"
- Half of young people would fail the national citizenship test
- Update - Labour lead at 4
- The economy is less of a concern
- Back to School: Kmart and Forever 21 Make Strides
- Burger King Rights the Ship with Chicken Fries
- Colgate Perception Drops To Fourteen Month Low
- Deutsche erwarten Spannung in der Bundesliga
- Support grows for military action in Iraq
- No appetite for another Romney campaign
- Brand Spotlight: PDSA
- Only 1 in 8 teachers are trained to tackle homophobic bullying
- BT Sport challenging Sky Sports' dominance
- Islamic State seen as greatest threat to world peace
- Americans: world would do more to cure Ebola if it hit U.S. and Europe
- Update - Labour lead at 1
- Poll Results: Police
- Strong liberals and Democratic activists pick Clinton over Warren
- American shooting highlights racial and political divide
- Umfrage: Mehrheit der Deutschen für Torlinientechnik in Bundesliga
- Ebolavirus: Jeder Sechste hält Ausbruch in Deutschland für wahrscheinlich
- At what age are you in your prime?
- Update - Labour lead at 5
- Ferguson, Mo.: Racial and political divide over Brown shooting
- Iraq crisis seen as greatest threat to world peace
- Nintendo kommt mit Mario Kart nicht auf Touren
- Latest Scottish Referendum Poll: ‘No’ lead at 14
- 68% agree that Islamic State ‘poses a threat to Britain’
- Update - Labour lead at 4
- Catcalling: Never OK and not a compliment
- Majority disapprove of slang in the dictionary
- Neue Studie: Makler Media-Analyse 2014
- DHL: Selbst Ex-Kunden sind Fans
- Cities vs. Suburbs: Are you from the city or not?
- Update - Labour and Conservative Tied
- Poll Results: Police
- Most people say Commons should be recalled
- Der Fall Ecclestone: Mehrheit der Deutschen für reguläres Gerichtsverfahren
- Fighting the ‘Islamic State’: Should Britain Get Involved?
- So much for the summer of youth
- Americans see limits to foreign involvements
- Update - Labour lead at 2
- Who are the climate change deniers?
- 89% of British people say Robin Williams made them laugh
- How much do Americans fear ebola?
- BT’s broadband students show rivals how to switch on
- 50 years on, Capital punishment still favoured
- Update - Labour lead at 3
- Trivago’s edgy ad campaign resonates with leisure air travelers
- Studie zum Betreuungsgeld: Deutsche bemängeln Umsetzung
- Mitt Romney
- Most Americans think smart guns are a 'good idea'
- Technology causes change in the workplace
- Bipartisan support for Iraq air strikes
- Qualitative Studie zum Betreuungsgeld: Deutsche bemängeln Umsetzung
- Brits are more likely to help their pet than a man or teenager
- Umfrage zeigt: Fast die Hälfte der Deutschen ignoriert Anrufe von Vorgesetzten
- Umfrage: Verbraucher wollen bei Kleidung fair und billig zugleich
- Public approval of U.S. air strikes in Iraq, division over British involvement
- Update - Labour lead at 4
- Pet Insurance: essential or too expensive?
- Poll Results: Water Ban
- Poll Results: Sexual Assault
- Americans want police to wear cameras
- Gaza: Divide over whether Israel has done enough to prevent civilian deaths
- Congress: No one will compromise, and the lobbyists are in charge
- Boris needs to get serious
- ASOS rises from the ashes
- Die WM-Sponsoren: Gewinner und Verlierer
- Samsung Reigns in Saudi Arabia Mid-Year BrandIndex Rankings for Second Year Running
- Samsung Triumphs with Top Brand Buzz in UAE, Knocking Google from Poll Position
- What you believe about the economy depends on who you are
- Latest Scottish Referendum Poll: 'No' lead at 20
- In Search of The Boris Effect
- Update - Labour lead at 4
- British people trust Wikipedia more than the news
- New Yorkers want to try Uber
- Tiger Woods or Jack Nicklaus? The generation gap on the greatest ever golfer
- Little Caesar gains customers on $5 ready to go lunches
- British public: legalise paid surrogacy
- Was Nixon any worse than other presidents?
- Update - Labour lead at 5
- Forward Guidance: One Year On
- Poll Results: Teacher Unions
- Poll Results: Gun Control
- Comcast Hits Long-Time Perception Low
- Résultats du Baromètre YouGov France / Le Huffington Post / I>télé d'août 2014
- Umfrage: Fußballclubs sollen sich an Sicherheitskosten beteiligen
- Americans say they are more deserving of a vacation than their leaders
- Most support sanctions against Russia in Britain, Germany and the U.S.
- Support for sanctions against Russia still weaker in France
- Update - Labour lead at 3
- Americans: reducing tax burden not unpatriotic – unless you’re a corporation
- Versicherungen: Jeder dritte Deutsche rechnet zukünftig mit Honorarberatung
- Gaza: Is British Policy ‘Morally Indefensible’?
- Pimm's dominates the summer of sun
- Trendstudie "Wandel im Versicherungsmarkt" zeigt: Jeder Dritte rechnet zukünftig mit Honorarberatung
- Reputation Venn Diagram: awkward meets posh
- Update - Labour lead at 5
- British public more pro Palestinian than French or Americans
- Die große Grillumfrage: Deutsche bevorzugen Holzkohle- statt Gasgrills
- British public more pro-Palestinian than French or Americans
- Almost half think inmates get better meals than many people outside can afford
- Amongst Scots, Glasgow 2014 rivalled London 2012
- Update - Labour lead at 4
- From Bush to Carter: the most hawkish and dovish presidents since Vietnam
- Wo Skype boomt - und wo der Dienst floppt
- A voteless recovery?
- Reputation audit: Rick Perry
- Update - Labour lead at 3
- NATO: British public back military force if U.S. attacked
- British public back NATO pact, but waver on defence of some allies
- Feminism today: What does it mean?
- Poll Results: Ukraine
- War in Europe: a Hundred Years On
- One in three think Ebola will probably reach the UK
- Umfrage: Die meisten bekommen bis zu 20 E-Mails pro Tag
- Update - Labour lead at 4
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