Britons Opposed to Banning Parents from Smacking Their Children
Most respondents believe the Scottish regulations on smacking are adequate, and say the ones in place for England and Wales go too far.
Most respondents believe the Scottish regulations on smacking are adequate, and say the ones in place for England and Wales go too far.
Netherlands, Denmark, Ireland and Spain are regarded positively by a majority of respondents.
Wilson, Macmillan, Attlee and Thatcher all garner positive ratings, while eight other heads of government are in negative territory.
Most respondents also think that anyone who helps a person to commit suicide should not be prosecuted.
The Leader of the Opposition and the Deputy Prime Minister posted the worst approval ratings of their respective tenures.
More than half of respondents believe that racism has become a significant national problem.
Only one-in-twenty respondents would like to see the United Kingdom adopt the euro as its currency.
More than half of Britons say they would live in a respectful and peaceful society if they moved to Canada.
Three-in-five respondents believe illegal immigrants who are currently working should be required to leave their jobs and be deported.
The concept of gift cards is very popular in the two North American countries, but not in Britain.