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Volatile voters and why people don’t trust politicians

Volatile voters and why people don’t trust politicians

What has changed since Rishi Sunak’s D-Day gaffe and Nigel Farage’s intervention? John and Rachel delve into the latest polls, the party manifestos and the latest British Social Attitudes survey, whic...

13 Jun 202440min

The Conservatives face their Mount Everest

The Conservatives face their Mount Everest

Is Labour’s poll lead over the Conservatives widening? What could Nigel Farage’s return to the political fray mean for the polls and the Tories? And John Curtice reveals the six tribes of voters that ...

6 Jun 202438min

How is the election campaign going?

How is the election campaign going?

The first week of the election campaign is over. What do the polls say and how have they changed? What policies have the parties announced? John Curtice and Rachel Wolf are joined by two former campai...

30 Mai 202435min

What does Gen Z think?

What does Gen Z think?

Gen Z - people born between 1997 and 2012 - are the post Brexit, post financial crisis, post austerity generation. They are better educated than their predecessors, but face higher levels of debt and ...

23 Mai 202437min

Was school better in your day?

Was school better in your day?

John and Rachel discuss how schooling has changed from the 1960s until now. Who goes to school? Who runs them? And are school-leavers better at maths now than their predecessors? Hosts: Professor John...

16 Mai 202440min

Trendy Live: The fallout from the local elections

Trendy Live: The fallout from the local elections

John Curtice and Rachel Wolf discuss the fallout from the local elections results and work out what this could mean for the major parties in a the general election.Hosts: Professor John Curtice and Ra...

9 Mai 202442min

King and Country

King and Country

Just over half of the British public now think the monarchy is ‘very’ or ‘quite’ important. That’s according to new data published by the British Social Attitudes survey which suggests that support fo...

2 Mai 202436min

Dating, love and marriage

Dating, love and marriage

Nearly two-thirds of under 35s have used a dating app or online service to meet a partner. That’s according to an exclusive poll for Trendy. However, opinion is split about whether online dating is a ...

25 Apr 202438min

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