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More than three out of five people think that Starmer does not respect them

More than three out of five people think that Starmer does not respect them

08 July 2025

The Mail Online

A survey from More In Common UK and the UCL Policy Lab, suggested 63% of the public now thought the Prime Minister did not respect people like them, almost twice the 32% that thought so before the 2024 UK election.

 

Labour might be down, but it's not necessarily out - voters reflect on a year in power

Labour might be down, but it's not necessarily out - voters reflect on a year in power

05 July 2025

BBC

On the one year anniversary of the General Election More in Common UK gathered a group of Labour's 2024 voters together to delve into what's gone wrong, according to those who matter the most – the public.

Most young people do not believe that talent and work will make them successful.

Most young people do not believe that talent and work will make them successful.

02 July 2025

wyborcza.biz

As article on More in Common Polska's report "The State of the Young"

Grooming gangs, social cohesion and hard truths

Grooming gangs, social cohesion and hard truths

22 June 2025

The New Statesman

In the long term, attempts to avoid confronting issues are more toxic to than facing them head on.

Paroles de campagne

Paroles de campagne

20 June 2025

Le Figaro

The study Paroles de campagne puts figures on what Nicolas Mathieu told in Their Children After Them: a relegated France, often forgotten in the national narrative. Rural people, a third of the population, are under-represented in the opinion polls. Poorly counted, they are also badly told.