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And how disadvantaged Leave voters could change the face of British politics.

EU referendum polling suggests new rifts that bypass class and political leanings may leave the UK more divided than before

Women do almost 40% more work around the house than men, says the Office for National Statistics.

NatCen study finds 90% favour staying in single market and 70% want limits on EU immigration, posing headache for government

A study suggests Britons want the UK to stay in the EU single market - with new migration controls.

Most people are unaware of all the lifestyle factors which can increase the risk of dementia, a survey has found.

Three quarters of people think the drink drive alcohol limit should be reduced, a survey found.

Soaring government debt has been the biggest millstone around the necks of the young since 2000, but mounting pension liabilities have had most impact over the past year, a study finds.

Plans to reverse decline in congregations may alienate even more people, says Oxford dean

New research casts further light on who voted Leave and why in the EU referendum.

Middlesbrough, an industrial town on the north-east coast of England, often gets a bad press. But residents are determined their hometown is somewhere to be proud of. Who's right?

A large majority of U.K. voters want both access to the European Union’s single market and limits on the free movement of labor, a combination that EU leaders have repeatedly said is not available as Britain leaves the 28-nation bloc.

Most people are unaware of all the lifestyle factors which can increase the risk of dementia, a survey has found.

Road safety and health experts along with the emergency services have called on the government to lower the drink-drive limit in England and Wales.

In a survey, commissioned by Public Health England, 77 per cent of people were in favour of the law being changed so drivers cannot legally consume as much alcohol before getting behind the wheel.

Shoppers are more likely to trust farmers than the government or supermarkets when buying food, new research has revealed.

The report from NatCen's British Social Attitudes survey foun