Joanna Morris

Data Journalist

Joanna Morris is a data journalist with YouGov. Before joining the company, she honed her journalistic skills in regional newsrooms, spending almost a decade working for the Great Daily of the North, The Northern Echo.

Dedicated to finding the stories at the heart of data sets, she developed a love for data journalism while working with the BBC’s Shared Data Unit and went on to lead Newsquest’s Data Investigations Unit before joining the team at the Press Association’s pioneering RADAR project and returning to Newsquest to become the first investigations editor for newspaper titles across the North East and Cumbria.

She holds a masters degree from the University of Amsterdam where she studied English Literature.

UK

Would British men be willing to take hormonal contraception?

Should police be able to seize victims’ phones or access therapy notes during rape investigations

A quarter of the British public say zoos should be banned

Few Britons think the government is doing a good job at delivering Rishi Sunak’s ‘five pledges’

Half of Britons who needed to see a GP recently didn’t or couldn't do so

Positivity towards the government’s handling of the economy is ticking up

One in ten Britons have performed dentistry on themselves, half in the last two years

Iraq War: 20 years later, what do Britons think about the conflict?

Would Britons be willing to share their social media profiles with employers?

Britons are divided over whether Jeremy Hunt's Spring Budget is fair or unfair

Who’s to blame for Britain’s winter of strikes?

Barristers least supported of striking professions

Four in ten Britons say they’ve witnessed drug deals in their neighbourhoods

Who is a feminist in the West in 2023? That all depends on the question

Half of Britons say feminism is still needed in the UK in 2023

Six in ten Britons believe it should be illegal to discriminate against menopausal women

Only 5% of Britons are giving anything up for Lent 2023

The majority of Britons have been bullied – and it had a significant impact on most

One in nine Britons skipped meals in last three months because they couldn’t afford food

The majority of the public believe protests rarely, if ever, make a difference

Dominic Raab’s popularity falls to -57 amid bullying inquiry

Six in ten Britons believe defacing art or monuments should be a criminal offence

Prince Harry’s popularity falls further as ‘Spare’ hits the shelves

With just a few sleeps until Christmas, some Britons hadn’t even started buying presents

Half of Britons have been priced out of attending live music events in recent years

From synching up to menopause – what do Britons know about periods?

Nurses and ambulance workers have the most public support during Britain's winter of strikes

Christmas as a child can be a magical time – but what kind of traditions do adults still uphold?

As rail workers prepare for Christmas strikes, what do Britons think of trade unionist Mick Lynch?

How much are people spending for Christmas 2022?

Around three in ten Britons have already finished shopping for Christmas presents

Which traditionally dubious Christmas gifts would Britons be happy to see under their tree?

After Prince Andrew, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle remain Britain’s most unpopular royals

Half of Britons believe the Autumn Statement will leave families worse off

Most people are worried about climate change – but what are they willing to do about it?

Are Londoners the rudest people in Britain?