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The Sunday Times

20 July 2022

According to focus groups in red and blue wall seats last week, the non-dom story has definitely “hurt” Sunak. “Time and time again we heard versions of ‘six months ago he was my guy, but not any more’,” said Luke Tryl, director of More in Common, which conducted the research.

Rishi Sunak is too rich and out of touch to be PM, wavering Northern voters warn

19 July 2022

The Sun

Wavering Red Wall voters reckon Rishi Sunak is too rich and out of touch to be PM.

Liz Truss to ask Turkey to join Rwanda deportation plan

16 July 2022

The Times

Research by the More in Common think tank, the public opinion specialists, has revealed, however, that the policy risks splitting Conservative voters and presents the next party leader with a dilemma over whether to keep it before the next general election.

Is Britain tiring of culture wars?

15 July 2022

Financial Times - Henry Mance

A few weeks ago, I watched a focus group run by More in Common with voters in the southern Conservative seat of Guildford. Some of the group had voted Conservative in 2019, but they were unenthused by cultural touchpoints.

Anti-Social Free Speech and Online Harm - BBC Sounds

15 July 2022

Anti-Social BBC Radio 4

Luke Tryl joins Adam Fleming's Anti-Social Podcast for BBC Radio 4 to show what people think about the balance between free speech and the regulation of social media giants

BBC The Context

14 July 2022

BBC The Context

Luke Tryl (UK Director) talks to BBC The Context's Maryam Moshiri about where the public are at as the Conservative Leadership contest continues