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The Guardian

23 July 2023

Think small: that's Sunak's advice to poor kids dreaming of university

A poll carried out by More in Common, a thinktank, finds that a group it dubs “Established Liberals” – which the UK director Luke Tryl says represents wealthier blue wall constituencies – are among the most likely to think too many young people go to university. But “Loyal Nationals” – the more working-class red wall voters, according to Tryl – are among the most likely to say too few are able to do so.

Sky News

22 July 2023

Sky News

Luke Tryl discusses the week's byelection results, and what they mean for green policies going forwards, on Sky News.

The Independent

22 July 2023

The Independent

Asked which party they trusted more to stop crossings, more than half the public (58 per cent) said “neither”, the More In Common survey shared exclusively with i showed.

Only around one in five trusted the Tories (22 per cent) or Labour (20 per cent) to get a handle on the crisis, despite the Prime Minister making “stop the boats” one of his key five pledges.

The Daily Mail

21 July 2023

Daily Mail

Support for striking doctors is waning as two-thirds of voters back the Government's public sector pay deals. 

Polling from More in Common reveals that the majority of the public back the government's proposed pay rises for public sector workers, and a plurality think that junior doctors are wrong to carry on striking given this.

Download the full tables here

Politics Home

21 July 2023

Politics Home

Luke Tryl provides his analysis of July's triple-byelection weekend, and what it means for the country's major political parties.