It has been reported that the government’s scientific advisory committee (SAGE) recommended in September that there should have been a three week national lockdown period. Do you think the government…

It has been reported that the government’s scientific advisory committee (SAGE) recommended in September that there should have been a three week national lockdown period. Do you think the government… Published on 13 October 2020 → Survey conducted on 13 October 2020 on 4222 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Should have introduced a national lockdown period in September

54%

Was right not to have introduced a national lockdown period in September

28%

Don’t know

18%

Should have introduced a national lockdown period in September

54%

Was right not to have introduced a national lockdown period in September

28%

Don’t know

18%

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