What do Britons really think about the riots?
New research from More in Common exploring how Britons are responding to recent riots and disorder in England and Northern Ireland
Change Pending
The path to the 2024 General Election and beyond
60 focus groups and polling of over 10,000 people shows us why people voted the way they did at the General Election, and what comes next.
60 focus groups and polling of over 10,000 people shows us why people voted the way they did at the General Election, and what comes next.
General Election 2024
As it happens
Follow our latest analysis throughout the General Election campaign, with new polling and focus group insights released daily
Follow our latest analysis throughout the General Election campaign, with new polling and focus group insights released daily
Finding a Balance
How to ensure Equality, Diversity and Inclusion is for everyone
New research exploring the British public's attitudes to Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) and outlining a more effective approach.
More than Choosing Sides
How Britons are navigating the Israel-Palestine conflict
New polling and focus group research exploring how the British public are navigating the war between Israel and Hamas
The Respect Agenda
UCL Policy Lab and More in Common Report
New research from More in Common and the UCL Policy Lab finds that the public are crying out for more respect from their political leaders and many of our key national institutions.
Net Zero
What do the public think?
Results from our snap poll, on what the British public think about Net Zero, and the planned policy changes by the government
Results from our snap poll, on what the British public think about Net Zero, and the planned policy changes by the government
Welcoming Ukrainians
The Hosts' Perspective
New report by More in Common tells the story of the thousands of British hosts who've welcomed Ukrainian families into their homes over the past year
Britons and Gender Identity
Navigating Common Ground and Division
An in-depth analysis of the British public’s attitudes to gender identity and trans equality, showing that the divisive debate playing out in Westminster and social media is out of sync with the public’s approach to the issue.
Britain's Choice
Common Ground and Division in 2020s Britain
A ground-breaking study seeking to better understand how we build a more united and cohesive Britain, one that is more resilient to the forces of division.
A ground-breaking study seeking to better understand how we build a more united and cohesive Britain, one that is more resilient to the forces of division.
