Eir Nolsoe

Data Journalist

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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Only a third of sexually active women say they never experience pain during sex

The orgasm gap: 61% of men, but only 30% of women, say they orgasm every time they have sex

Should public figures who made offensive remarks when they were young be punished later?

Positive vibrations, chakras and star signs – what spiritual beliefs do Britons hold?

Britons increasingly see climate-friendly taxes as fair

With government plans to ban laughing gas, Brits consider it less harmful than alcohol or tobacco

Six months of consumer confidence index gains lost as fuel crisis and labour shortages intensifies

Do Britons really regard physical and mental health as equally important?

Men are much more likely than women to have misconceptions about mental health

What will increased remote working mean for Britain?

Inflation: which costs have Britons noticed rising since the pandemic began?

Can writers accurately portray characters of a different ethnicity, gender or sexual orientation?

One in three non-retired Britons think they’ll never be able to afford to give up work

Consumer confidence slips slightly but remains buoyant

Two decades since 9/11, just 5% of Brits say we are winning the war on terror

Twenty years on, 80% of Britons still remember where they were on 9/11

International survey: how supportive would Britons be of a family member coming out?

One in four children aged 8-15 have a friend who identifies as LGBT

NHS workers say coronavirus restrictions ended too soon

How many Europeans are sceptical of lockdowns and the health risks from coronavirus?

Consumer confidence remains stable as lockdown restrictions end

Washing hands tops list of Brits’ anti-COVID measures, despite masks being more effective

Britons are split on whether the government should end universal credit top up

Should there be one Team GB at other sporting events than the Olympics?

Knife crime a much greater concern among ethnic minority Britons

One in four businesses intend to allow all workers to work from home at least some of the time

How has coronavirus impacted interest in the Olympics and Paralympics?

One in four businesses want furlough scheme extended beyond September

Half of English people say they're overweight, obese or morbidly obese; the NHS says it’s two thirds

Many Britons would break self-isolating rules

Ahead of 19 July, how comfortable do English people feel about returning to shops and venues?

Is my phone listening to my conversations? Britons believe the answer is yes

Calorie counts on menus won’t help in tackling obesity, say most Brits

Consumer confidence dips but remains high

Parents with school-age children tend to say they should have to self-isolate

Britons are split on whether double-jabbed people should have to self-isolate or not