YouGov's latest poll, as cited in a Left Foot Forward article, shows that only 15% of Reform supporters believe Boris Johnson would be a better pick for prime minister than Nigel Farage. This data point contributes to the broader debate on the viability of far-right figures and challenges narratives that favor authoritarian revival in political leadership.

YouGov published its Modern Slavery Act Statement detailing measures to prevent modern slavery and forced labor in its operations and supply chain. The statement outlines robust internal policies, mandatory modern slavery training for new employees, a speak-up policy, and a stringent supplier approval process that enforces ethical standards and contractual obligations to ensure compliance with legal and human rights standards.

YouGov published its Modern Slavery Statement for the 2023-2024 period, detailing its compliance with the Modern Slavery Act and outlining its supplier audit practices regarding forced labour. This publication underscores the company's commitment to transparency in its labor practices.

YouGov has released its Modern Slavery Act Statement, signed by CEO Steve Hatch on 14 December 2023, which details comprehensive measures to eliminate modern slavery from its global supply chain. The statement outlines supplier screening, mandatory modern slavery awareness training for employees, robust governance, and enhanced supplier compliance protocols.

YouGov released an analysis exploring the nuances between authoritarian politics and democratic populism, drawing on insights from the recent YouGov-Cambridge Forum. The report examines how populism should not be simplistically equated with authoritarian tendencies and warns against conflating moderate skepticism towards globalization with a slide towards authoritarianism.