Victoria Waldersee
Victoria is a data journalist for YouGov, based in London. She writes about public opinion on social issues and speaks about YouGov's research on radio and TV.
Prior to joining YouGov in 2018, Victoria was Co-Director and Editor of Economy, a charity working towards improving public understanding of economics.
You can find Victoria on Twitter at @v_waldersee.
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Half of UK healthcare professionals ‘untrained’ to spot domestic abuse
The West is sceptical of China – but other countries are more positive about its influence
Most small businesses don’t think digital taxes will reduce stress or paperwork
Majority of Britain's wealthy expect recession
Businesses find employees scarier than hackers
One in five young people identify as gay, lesbian or bisexual
Britons support brands which advocate LGBT+ rights
What’s the biggest threat to human life?
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One in eight people in serious relationships have secret savings hidden from their partner
Theresa May was right to resign, say most Britons
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Which science-based conspiracy theories do Britons believe?
One in seven GCSE students taking black market ‘study drugs’
Most Brits support ban on harmful plastic packaging
Kindness and love most important traits for a ‘good’ Christian
Don’t become a teacher, warn most teachers
A third of Britons wanted Assange out of the Ecuadorian embassy
Two in five Britons want to be a royal
Legalising cocaine unlikely to impact use - people already take it
Half of Britons think Michael Jackson was guilty - but most will keep listening
Britons less likely to trust sponsored posts on social media
One in six women wear makeup at the gym
Could your child have thousands of pounds in a government fund you’re not aware of?
One in seven women don't know what happens during their period
Could you live without your smartphone?
Half of Brits don't know where the vagina is - and it's not just the men
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What public displays of affection won’t bother people around you?
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