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Public Opinion: UK’s international and trading relationships
Instructive new poll reveals twice as many voters think the Prime Minister should prioritise trade with the EU over trade with the USA.
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2024 General Election Impact Report
Best for Britain reached tens of millions of people with our election campaign, our tactical voting website GetVoting.org received 6.15 million hits and 43% of all voters saw information about tactical voting during the election.
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CBAM and Net Zero
Read Best for Britain's report: CBAM and Net Zero
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Regulatory alignment and youth mobility
Read Best for Britain's report: Regulatory alignment and youth mobility
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Devolution and Levelling Up
Read Best for Britain's report: Devolution and Levelling Up
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The State of Play in Global Trade
Read Best for Britain's report: the State of Play in Global Trade
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Agriculture and fishing
Read Best for Britain's report: Agriculture and fishing
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Environment and standards protections
Read Best for Britain's report: Environment and standards protections
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Fintech, financial services and trade
Read Best for Britain's report: Fintech, financial services and trade
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Manufacturing and Construction
Read Best for Britain's report: The UK's manufacturing and construction sectors
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The UK’s culture sector and trade deals
Arts and culture is a cornerstone of the UK’s global influence and soft power. But creative industries have been badly impacted in the aftermath of Brexit. Read our report to find out more.
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Frameworks for future trade deals
Read Best for Britain's report: Frameworks for future trade deals
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The UK’s fashion sector and a UK-India FTA
Read Best for Britain's report: The UK's fashion sector and a UK-India FTA
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Canada and USA Free Trade Agreements
Read Best for Britain's report: Canada and USA Free Trade Agreements
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Tactical Voting MRP Polling: June 2024
A new mega-poll and MRP analysis shows that at least a third of voters in 558 constituencies say they would vote tactically to change the Government. In 234 seats this jumps to 40% and in 31 seats, more than half are ready to vote for someone other than their first preference.
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MRP Polling: June 2024
A colossal new poll and MRP analysis suggests that Labour’s lead is built on people who have already decided to vote tactically and that tactical voting will be essential to prevent a hard-right Conservative opposition led by Suella Braverman or Nigel Farage.
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