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Table 1
Q1. There are some issues facing Britain today that might be thought to create a divide in society if the interests of one group are supported by government policy over the interests of
another.
Putting aside your own personal experiences, how much of a divide in society do you think each of the following is currently causing in British society today?
Please rank each one on a scale of 1 to 5, where 5 means it's causing a huge divide that could even end up causing a government to fall,
while 1 means it's hardly causing any divide in society at all.
- Summary table
Base: All respondents
People who
currently own
a home versus
those who have
to rent.
People who
were born in
Britain versus
those who came
here as an
immigrant.
The rich
versus the
poor.
The super-rich
versus the
middle
classes.
People who
inherit wealth
versus those
who don't.
People
educated
privately
versus people
educated in
the state
system.
Men versus
women.
The North
versus the
South.
Unweighted base
2018
2018
2018
2018
2018
2018
2018
2018
2018
Weighted base
2018
2018
2018
2018
2018
2018
2018
2018
2018
778
39%
650
32%
1363
68%
1386
69%
1147
57%
830
41%
1001
50%
579
29%
898
45%
5 - causing a huge
divide
285
14%
190
9%
784
39%
783
39%
588
29%
367
18%
416
21%
149
7%
335
17%
493
24%
459
23%
580
29%
603
30%
559
28%
462
23%
585
29%
430
21%
563
28%
602
30%
665
33%
363
18%
376
19%
471
23%
589
29%
563
28%
686
34%
578
29%
301
15%
331
16%
97
5%
90
4%
150
7%
232
12%
201
10%
341
17%
256
13%
134
7%
157
8%
31
2%
30
2%
76
4%
135
7%
72
4%
236
12%
103
5%
435
22%
487
24%
128
6%
120
6%
226
11%
367
18%
273
14%
577
29%
359
18%
Don't know
203
10%
215
11%
163
8%
136
7%
174
9%
232
11%
181
9%
176
9%
182
9%
Mean
3.27
3.11
4.07
4.07
3.78
3.39
3.58
2.95
3.42
Standard deviation
1.13
1.09
0.99
0.97
1.11
1.17
1.07
1.12
1.11
Standard error
0.03
0.03
0.02
0.02
0.03
0.03
0.02
0.03
0.03
Page 2
Table 2
Q1. There are some issues facing Britain today that might be thought to create a divide in society if the interests of one group are supported by government policy over the interests of
another.
Putting aside your own personal experiences, how much of a divide in society do you think each of the following is currently causing in British society today?
Please rank each one on a scale of 1 to 5, where 5 means it's causing a huge divide that could even end up causing a government to fall,
while 1 means it's hardly causing any divide in society at all.
- People who currently own a home versus those who have to rent.
Base: All respondents
Gender
Total
Male
(a)
Age
Female
(b)
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
Social Class
45-54
(f)
55-64
(g)
65+
(h)
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
C2
(k)
Region
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
North
England
(o)
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
Scotland
(q)
Unweighted base
2018
900
1118
179
311
392
370
328
438
778
553
252
435
557
500
524
283
154
Weighted base
2018
989
1029
242
323
383
343
303
424
545
585
424
464
513
533
506
291
175
239
198
47%noq 37%
169
33%
114
39%
58
33%
778
39%
382
39%
397
39%
89
37%
138
43%
151
39%
128
37%
112
37%
162
38%
204
37%
226
39%
154
36%
194
42%
5 - causing a huge
divide
285
14%
140
14%
146
14%
28
12%
53
16%
60
16%
43
13%
46
15%
55
13%
72
13%
87
15%
50
12%
77
17%
91
18%o
69
13%
57
11%
47
16%
21
12%
493
24%
242
24%
251
24%
60
25%
85
26%
90
24%
84
25%
66
22%
107
25%
132
24%
139
24%
105
25%
117
25%
148
29%o
129
24%
112
22%
67
23%
37
21%
602
30%
289
29%
314
30%
56
23%
87
27%
111
29%
106
31%
105
35%c
137
32%c
178
33%l
177
30%l
140
33%l
108
23%
121
24%
164
31%m
171
34%m
82
28%
64
37%m
301
15%
162
16%
139
13%
46
19%
38
12%
48
12%
46
13%
50
16%
73
17%
95
17%k
88
15%
47
11%
71
15%
72
14%
84
16%
83
16%
45
15%
17
10%
134
7%
71
7%
63
6%
19
8%
16
5%
23
6%
29
8%
15
5%
32
8%
40
7%
39
7%
30
7%
25
5%
32
6%
29
5%
37
7%
23
8%
14
8%
435
22%
234
24%
201
20%
66
27%de
54
17%
71
19%
75
22%
64
21%
105
25%d
134
25%k
127
22%
77
18%
96
21%
104
20%
113
21%
120
24%
67
23%
31
17%
Don't know
203
10%
85
9%
118
11%
32
13%gh
44
14%gh
51
13%gh
35
10%h
21
7%
20
5%
29
5%
55
9%i
52
12%i
67
14%ij
49
10%
57
11%
46
9%
28
9%
23
13%
Mean
3.27
3.24
3.31
3.15
3.43cf
3.35
3.22
3.28
3.19
3.20
3.28
3.26
3.38i
3.42o
3.26
3.15
3.27
3.23
h
Standard deviation
1.13
1.15
1.12
1.18
1.11
1.14
1.15
1.09
1.13
1.13
1.14
1.10
1.17
1.17
1.10
1.10
1.19
1.10
Standard error
0.03
0.04
0.04
0.10
0.07
0.06
0.06
0.06
0.06
0.04
0.05
0.07
0.06
0.05
0.05
0.05
0.07
0.09
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
Page 3
Table 3
Q1. There are some issues facing Britain today that might be thought to create a divide in society if the interests of one group are supported by government policy over the interests of
another.
Putting aside your own personal experiences, how much of a divide in society do you think each of the following is currently causing in British society today?
Please rank each one on a scale of 1 to 5, where 5 means it's causing a huge divide that could even end up causing a government to fall,
while 1 means it's hardly causing any divide in society at all.
- The old versus the young.
Base: All respondents
Gender
Total
Male
(a)
Age
Female
(b)
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
Social Class
45-54
(f)
55-64
(g)
65+
(h)
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
C2
(k)
Region
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
North
England
(o)
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
Scotland
(q)
Unweighted base
2018
900
1118
179
311
392
370
328
438
778
553
252
435
557
500
524
283
154
Weighted base
2018
989
1029
242
323
383
343
303
424
545
585
424
464
513
533
506
291
175
106
33%
120
31%
103
30%
92
30%
139
33%
193
35%
195
33%
120
28%
142
30%
174
34%
170
32%
162
32%
98
34%
47
27%
650
32%
304
31%
346
34%
90
37%
5 - causing a huge
divide
190
9%
85
9%
105
10%
36
15%fg
31
10%
37
10%
28
8%
22
7%
38
9%
52
10%
59
10%
34
8%
45
10%
55
11%
47
9%
49
10%
29
10%
10
6%
459
23%
219
22%
241
23%
54
22%
75
23%
83
22%
75
22%
70
23%
102
24%
141
26%
136
23%
86
20%
96
21%
119
23%
122
23%
113
22%
69
24%
37
21%
665
33%
330
33%
335
33%
73
30%
106
33%
122
32%
110
32%
111
37%
144
34%
181
33%
195
33%
148
35%
141
30%
171
33%
170
32%
180
35%
83
28%
62
35%
331
16%
184
19%b
147
14%
35
14%
48
15%
50
13%
57
17%
52
17%
89
21%e
101
19%
99
17%
61
14%
69
15%
67
13%
93
17%
84
17%
59
20%m
27
15%
157
8%
84
8%
73
7%
14
6%
19
6%
31
8%
42
24
12%cdh 8%
26
6%
39
7%
38
6%
39
9%
41
9%
45
9%
35
7%
35
7%
24
8%
18
10%
487
24%
268
27%b
220
21%
48
20%
67
21%
82
21%
99
76
29%cde 25%
115
27%
140
26%
137
23%
100
23%
111
24%
113
22%
128
24%
119
24%
83
29%
45
25%
Don't know
215
11%
87
9%
128
12%a
32
13%h
43
13%gh
60
16%fgh
31
9%
25
6%
31
6%
57
10%i
56
13%i
55
11%
65
12%
46
9%
27
9%
22
13%
24
8%
71
15%ij
Mean
3.11
3.04
3.18a
3.30fg
3.18f
3.14
2.97
3.05
3.09
3.13
3.15
3.04
3.09
3.16
3.12
3.12
3.08
2.96
Standard deviation
1.09
1.09
1.09
1.13
1.06
1.11
1.15
1.05
1.06
1.08
1.08
1.09
1.14
1.12
1.07
1.07
1.13
1.07
Standard error
0.03
0.04
0.03
0.09
0.06
0.06
0.06
0.06
0.05
0.04
0.05
0.07
0.06
0.05
0.05
0.05
0.07
0.09
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
Page 4
Table 4
Q1. There are some issues facing Britain today that might be thought to create a divide in society if the interests of one group are supported by government policy over the interests of
another.
Putting aside your own personal experiences, how much of a divide in society do you think each of the following is currently causing in British society today?
Please rank each one on a scale of 1 to 5, where 5 means it's causing a huge divide that could even end up causing a government to fall,
while 1 means it's hardly causing any divide in society at all.
- People who were born in Britain versus those who came here as an immigrant.
Base: All respondents
Gender
Age
Social Class
Region
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
Scotland
(q)
Total
Male
(a)
Female
(b)
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
45-54
(f)
55-64
(g)
65+
(h)
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
C2
(k)
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
North
England
(o)
Unweighted base
2018
900
1118
179
311
392
370
328
438
778
553
252
435
557
500
524
283
154
Weighted base
2018
989
1029
242
323
383
343
303
424
545
585
424
464
513
533
506
291
175
1363
68%
665
67%
698
68%
143
59%
192
59%
241
63%
245
226
317
375
71%cde 75%cde 75%cde 69%
377
64%
293
69%
318
68%
327
64%
357
67%
355
70%m
209
72%m
116
66%
5 - causing a huge
divide
784
39%
348
35%
436
42%a
86
36%
100
31%
125
32%
148
134
192
197
43%de 44%de 45%de 36%
196
34%
176
41%j
215
46%ij
187
36%
213
40%
214
42%
109
38%
61
35%
580
29%
317
32%b
263
26%
57
23%
92
29%
116
30%
97
28%
93
31%
125
30%
178
33%l
181
31%l
118
28%
103
22%
140
27%
144
27%
141
28%
100
34%
55
31%
363
18%
184
19%
179
17%
42
17%
76
24%fgh
76
20%
54
16%
43
14%
71
17%
107
20%l
128
22%kl
63
15%
66
14%
104
20%
102
19%
85
17%
45
15%
28
16%
97
5%
56
6%
41
4%
18
7%
14
4%
16
4%
13
4%
18
6%
19
4%
33
6%
27
5%
19
5%
18
4%
28
6%
18
3%
29
6%
16
5%
7
4%
31
2%
18
2%
14
1%
1
1%
7
2%
7
2%
7
2%
3
1%
6
1%
8
2%
10
2%
8
2%
6
1%
9
2%
9
2%
6
1%
3
1%
5
3%
128
6%
73
7%
55
5%
19
8%
20
6%
23
6%
19
6%
21
7%
25
6%
41
7%
37
6%
27
6%
24
5%
37
7%
27
5%
34
7%
19
6%
12
7%
Don't know
163
8%
67
7%
96
9%
38
16%fgh
34
11%gh
43
11%gh
25
7%h
12
4%
11
3%
22
4%
43
7%i
41
10%i
57
12%ij
45
9%
47
9%
33
6%
18
6%
20
11%
Mean
4.07
4.00
4.14a
4.02
3.92
3.98
4.15de
4.15de
4.16de
4.00
3.97
4.13
4.24ij
4.00
4.10
4.12
4.09
4.03
Standard deviation
0.99
1.00
0.97
1.02
1.00
0.99
0.98
0.97
0.96
0.99
0.98
0.99
0.97
1.02
0.98
0.98
0.94
1.02
Standard error
0.02
0.03
0.03
0.08
0.06
0.05
0.05
0.05
0.05
0.04
0.04
0.07
0.05
0.04
0.05
0.04
0.06
0.09
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
Page 5
Table 5
Q1. There are some issues facing Britain today that might be thought to create a divide in society if the interests of one group are supported by government policy over the interests of
another.
Putting aside your own personal experiences, how much of a divide in society do you think each of the following is currently causing in British society today?
Please rank each one on a scale of 1 to 5, where 5 means it's causing a huge divide that could even end up causing a government to fall,
while 1 means it's hardly causing any divide in society at all.
- The rich versus the poor.
Base: All respondents
Gender
Age
Social Class
Region
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
Scotland
(q)
Total
Male
(a)
Female
(b)
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
45-54
(f)
55-64
(g)
65+
(h)
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
C2
(k)
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
North
England
(o)
Unweighted base
2018
900
1118
179
311
392
370
328
438
778
553
252
435
557
500
524
283
154
Weighted base
2018
989
1029
242
323
383
343
303
424
545
585
424
464
513
533
506
291
175
1386
69%
678
69%
708
69%
155
64%
221
68%
252
66%
240
70%
237
283
78%cde 67%
fh
384
70%
396
68%
273
65%
333
72%
339
66%
356
67%
362
72%
197
68%
131
75%
5 - causing a huge
divide
783
39%
378
38%
405
39%
98
41%
103
32%
127
33%
142
159
154
41%de 53%cde 36%
fh
200
37%
206
35%
159
37%
218
47%ijk
184
36%
195
37%
220
43%m
111
38%
72
41%
603
30%
300
30%
303
29%
56
23%
117
125
33%c
36%cg
184
34%l
190
32%l
115
27%
115
25%
155
30%
161
30%
142
28%
86
29%
59
34%
376
19%
178
18%
197
19%
40
16%
56
17%
106
20%l
114
20%l
89
21%l
65
14%
103
20%
105
20%
91
18%
55
19%
22
13%
90
4%
57
6%b
33
3%
16
7%
32
28
8%deg 5%
28
5%
18
4%
16
3%
23
4%
26
5%
23
5%
15
5%
3
1%
30
2%
22
2%b
9
1%
120
6%
78
8%b
Don't know
136
7%
54
5%
Mean
4.07
4.02
98
29%
78
26%
71
19%
73
21%g
42
14%
8
2%
13
3%
13
4%
8
3%
1
*
3
1%
7
2%
6
2%
10
3%h
4
1%
10
2%
6
1%
11
3%l
2
1%
8
2%
9
2%
6
1%
4
2%
3
2%
42
4%
17
7%
11
3%
20
5%
19
6%
18
6%
36
8%d
38
7%l
35
6%
29
7%
19
4%
31
6%
35
6%
29
6%
20
7%
6
3%
82
8%a
31
13%fgh
36
11%fgh
40
10%fgh
12
3%
6
2%
12
3%
16
3%
40
7%i
32
8%i
47
10%i
40
8%
37
7%
24
5%
20
7%
16
9%
4.12
4.11
4.08
4.03
4.08
4.24eh
129
30%
94
22%g
3.96
4.01
4.03
4.00
4.27ij
4.02
4.02
4.13
4.05
4.22
k
Standard deviation
0.97
1.02
0.92
1.00
0.87
0.95
0.98
1.01
1.00
0.98
0.95
1.04
0.90
0.98
0.99
0.97
0.99
0.89
Standard error
0.02
0.03
0.03
0.08
0.05
0.05
0.05
0.06
0.05
0.04
0.04
0.07
0.05
0.04
0.05
0.04
0.06
0.07
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
Prepared by ICM Unlimited - Confidential
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Table 6
Q1. There are some issues facing Britain today that might be thought to create a divide in society if the interests of one group are supported by government policy over the interests of
another.
Putting aside your own personal experiences, how much of a divide in society do you think each of the following is currently causing in British society today?
Please rank each one on a scale of 1 to 5, where 5 means it's causing a huge divide that could even end up causing a government to fall,
while 1 means it's hardly causing any divide in society at all.
- The super-rich versus the middle classes.
Base: All respondents
Gender
Total
Male
(a)
Age
Female
(b)
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
Social Class
45-54
(f)
55-64
(g)
65+
(h)
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
Region
C2
(k)
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
North
England
(o)
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
Scotland
(q)
Unweighted base
2018
900
1118
179
311
392
370
328
438
778
553
252
435
557
500
524
283
154
Weighted base
2018
989
1029
242
323
383
343
303
424
545
585
424
464
513
533
506
291
175
1147
57%
568
57%
579
56%
133
55%
157
49%
194
51%
207
195
261
314
60%de 65%de 62%de 58%
309
53%
229
54%
295
64%jk
288
56%
280
53%
308
61%n
161
55%
110
63%
5 - causing a huge
divide
588
29%
287
29%
301
29%
63
26%
80
25%
108
28%
105
31%
106
35%d
156
29%
147
25%
125
30%
159
34%j
142
28%
139
26%
166
33%n
89
31%
52
30%
559
28%
281
28%
278
27%
70
29%
77
24%
86
22%
102
30%e
89
30%
135
157
32%de 29%
163
28%
103
24%
136
29%
146
28%
142
27%
142
28%
71
25%
58
33%
471
23%
228
23%
243
24%
59
25%
82
26%
99
26%g
71
21%
56
19%
103
24%
153
26%l
112
26%l
76
16%
118
23%
135
25%
108
21%
74
25%
37
21%
150
7%
81
8%
69
7%
14
6%
35
11%
26
7%
26
7%
20
7%
29
7%
51
9%kl
53
9%l
21
5%
25
5%
40
8%
40
7%
39
8%
24
8%
8
4%
76
4%
44
4%
33
3%
10
4%
8
3%
11
3%
18
5%
18
6%h
12
3%
22
4%
22
4%
23
5%l
9
2%
16
3%
24
4%
18
4%
12
4%
6
3%
226
11%
125
13%
102
10%
24
10%
44
14%
38
10%
43
13%
38
12%
41
10%
73
13%l
75
13%l
44
10%
34
7%
56
11%
63
12%
57
11%
36
12%
14
8%
Don't know
174
9%
69
7%
105
10%a
26
11%gh
40
12%fgh
54
14%fgh
22
6%
14
4%
19
5%
28
5%
48
8%i
39
9%i
59
13%ij
51
10%
54
10%
33
6%
21
7%
15
9%
Mean
3.78
3.75
3.81
3.75
3.65
3.77
3.78
3.85
126
30%
3.83
130
24%l
3.73
3.67
3.74
4.01ij
3.77
3.69
3.84
3.75
3.89
k
Standard deviation
1.11
1.13
1.08
1.09
1.10
1.10
1.15
1.17
1.04
1.12
1.10
1.15
1.02
1.08
1.12
1.11
1.14
1.04
Standard error
0.03
0.04
0.03
0.09
0.07
0.06
0.06
0.07
0.05
0.04
0.05
0.08
0.05
0.05
0.05
0.05
0.07
0.09
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
Page 7
Table 7
Q1. There are some issues facing Britain today that might be thought to create a divide in society if the interests of one group are supported by government policy over the interests of
another.
Putting aside your own personal experiences, how much of a divide in society do you think each of the following is currently causing in British society today?
Please rank each one on a scale of 1 to 5, where 5 means it's causing a huge divide that could even end up causing a government to fall,
while 1 means it's hardly causing any divide in society at all.
- People who inherit wealth versus those who don't.
Base: All respondents
Gender
Total
Male
(a)
Age
Female
(b)
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
Social Class
45-54
(f)
55-64
(g)
65+
(h)
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
Region
C2
(k)
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
North
England
(o)
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
Scotland
(q)
Unweighted base
2018
900
1118
179
311
392
370
328
438
778
553
252
435
557
500
524
283
154
Weighted base
2018
989
1029
242
323
383
343
303
424
545
585
424
464
513
533
506
291
175
207
220
49%cde 40%
f
223
38%
166
39%
221
216
48%ijk 42%
206
39%
204
40%
123
42%
94
17%
96
16%
81
19%
96
21%
93
18%
88
16%
84
17%
60
21%
43
25%no
121
126
28%def 23%
126
22%
84
20%
126
27%
123
24%
118
22%
120
24%
64
22%
37
21%
178
30%
136
32%
120
26%
134
26%
155
29%
162
32%
79
27%
60
34%
830
41%
431
44%
399
39%
87
36%
127
39%
141
37%
130
38%
138
45%e
5 - causing a huge
divide
367
18%
196
20%
171
17%
39
16%
63
20%
60
16%
59
17%
60
20%
462
23%
235
24%
228
22%
48
20%
64
20%
81
21%
71
21%
78
26%
589
29%
273
28%
316
31%
91
38%dfh
82
25%
112
29%
90
26%
100
33%
114
27%
232
12%
126
13%
106
10%
25
10%
46
14%g
41
11%
46
13%g
24
8%
50
12%
83
15%kl
78
13%l
41
10%
30
7%
59
11%q
67
13%q
58
12%q
39
14%q
9
5%
135
7%
71
7%
64
6%
9
4%
18
5%
21
5%
40
23
12%cdeh 7%
25
6%
45
8%l
39
7%
30
7%
21
5%
34
7%
39
7%
34
7%
18
6%
11
6%
367
18%
197
20%
170
17%
34
14%
63
20%
62
16%
86
47
25%ceg 16%
h
74
18%
128
24%kl
116
20%l
71
17%
52
11%
92
18%
106
20%q
92
18%
57
20%
20
12%
Don't know
232
11%
88
9%
144
14%a
30
12%g
50
16%gh
68
18%fgh
28
7%
41
8%
68
12%i
52
12%i
71
15%i
71
14%
66
12%
48
10%
32
11%
15
9%
Mean
3.39
3.40
3.38
3.39
3.40
3.38
37
11%g
3.20
18
6%
3.45f
86
20%
3.49f
156
29%
3.28
3.32
3.39
80
46%
3.62ij
3.41
3.32
3.35
3.42
3.58n
k
Standard deviation
1.17
1.20
1.14
1.05
1.20
1.13
1.28
1.15
1.15
1.20
1.16
1.18
1.10
1.18
1.18
1.14
1.19
1.15
Standard error
0.03
0.04
0.04
0.09
0.07
0.06
0.07
0.07
0.06
0.04
0.05
0.08
0.06
0.05
0.06
0.05
0.08
0.10
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
Prepared by ICM Unlimited - Confidential
Page 8
Table 8
Q1. There are some issues facing Britain today that might be thought to create a divide in society if the interests of one group are supported by government policy over the interests of
another.
Putting aside your own personal experiences, how much of a divide in society do you think each of the following is currently causing in British society today?
Please rank each one on a scale of 1 to 5, where 5 means it's causing a huge divide that could even end up causing a government to fall,
while 1 means it's hardly causing any divide in society at all.
- People educated privately versus people educated in the state system.
Base: All respondents
Gender
Total
Male
(a)
Age
Female
(b)
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
Social Class
45-54
(f)
55-64
(g)
65+
(h)
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
C2
(k)
Region
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
North
England
(o)
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
Scotland
(q)
Unweighted base
2018
900
1118
179
311
392
370
328
438
778
553
252
435
557
500
524
283
154
Weighted base
2018
989
1029
242
323
383
343
303
424
545
585
424
464
513
533
506
291
175
1001
50%
505
51%
496
48%
104
43%
140
43%
178
46%
181
53%d
171
226
274
56%cde 53%cd 50%
271
46%
206
49%
250
54%j
250
49%
258
48%
252
50%
154
53%
87
49%
5 - causing a huge
divide
416
21%
221
22%
195
19%
36
15%
58
18%
80
21%
73
21%
585
29%
284
29%
301
29%
68
28%
82
25%
98
26%
107
31%
563
28%
276
28%
287
28%
75
31%
79
25%
113
30%
201
10%
99
10%
103
10%
25
10%
45
14%e
72
4%
41
4%
31
3%
8
3%
273
14%
139
14%
134
13%
Don't know
181
9%
69
7%
112
11%a
81
27%cd
87
20%
116
21%j
97
17%
99
23%j
104
22%j
103
20%
98
18%
105
21%
68
24%
42
24%
90
30%
140
33%e
159
29%
174
30%
107
25%
146
31%
147
29%
160
30%
147
29%
86
30%
45
26%
89
26%
82
27%
124
29%
154
28%
171
29%
129
30%
109
23%
149
29%p
150
28%
154
30%p
63
21%
47
27%
27
7%
30
9%
29
10%
46
11%
69
13%kl
67
11%
29
7%
36
8%
49
10%
48
9%
45
9%
40
14%
20
11%
15
5%h
10
3%
22
6%eh
10
3%
8
2%
22
4%
20
3%
18
4%
12
3%
16
3%
21
4%
22
4%
10
3%
4
2%
33
13%
59
18%e
37
10%
52
15%e
39
13%
53
13%
91
17%kl
86
15%
47
11%
49
10%
65
13%
68
13%
67
13%
50
17%
24
14%
31
13%fgh
44
14%fgh
55
14%fgh
21
6%
10
3%
20
5%
26
5%
57
10%i
42
10%i
57
12%i
49
10%
56
11%
34
7%
24
8%
18
10%
Mean
3.58
3.59
3.57
3.47
3.45
3.65d
3.56
3.70d
3.62
3.54
3.50
3.63
3.72ij
3.59
3.56
3.57
3.61
3.64
Standard deviation
1.07
1.10
1.05
1.02
1.14
1.03
1.14
1.08
1.00
1.10
1.05
1.09
1.04
1.05
1.06
1.08
1.13
1.08
Standard error
0.02
0.04
0.03
0.08
0.07
0.06
0.06
0.06
0.05
0.04
0.05
0.07
0.05
0.05
0.05
0.05
0.07
0.09
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
Page 9
Table 9
Q1. There are some issues facing Britain today that might be thought to create a divide in society if the interests of one group are supported by government policy over the interests of
another.
Putting aside your own personal experiences, how much of a divide in society do you think each of the following is currently causing in British society today?
Please rank each one on a scale of 1 to 5, where 5 means it's causing a huge divide that could even end up causing a government to fall,
while 1 means it's hardly causing any divide in society at all.
- Men versus women.
Base: All respondents
Gender
Total
Male
(a)
Age
Female
(b)
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
Social Class
45-54
(f)
55-64
(g)
65+
(h)
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
C2
(k)
Region
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
North
England
(o)
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
Scotland
(q)
Unweighted base
2018
900
1118
179
311
392
370
328
438
778
553
252
435
557
500
524
283
154
Weighted base
2018
989
1029
242
323
383
343
303
424
545
585
424
464
513
533
506
291
175
579
29%
220
22%
358
35%a
107
107
44%def 33%f
gh
5 - causing a huge
divide
149
7%
55
6%
94
9%a
35
21
14%dfgh 7%
430
21%
165
17%
265
26%a
686
34%
348
35%
338
33%
47
20%
91
28%
341
17%
200
20%b
141
14%
34
14%
47
15%
66
17%
70
20%
57
19%
67
16%
236
12%
148
15%b
87
8%
24
10%
37
11%
30
8%
50
15%e
34
11%
60
14%e
577
29%
349
35%b
229
22%
58
24%
84
26%
97
25%
Don't know
176
9%
72
7%
104
10%
29
12%fg
42
13%fgh
47
12%fgh
Mean
2.95
2.76
72
30%efg
h
3.15a
86
26%ef
99
26%
76
22%
78
26%
111
26%
159
29%
153
26%
127
30%
140
30%
155
30%
157
30%
129
26%
80
28%
56
32%
38
10%fh
15
4%
18
6%
22
5%
47
9%
41
7%
25
6%
36
8%
37
7%
39
7%
38
8%
22
8%
12
7%
61
16%
62
18%
60
20%
89
21%
112
21%
112
19%
102
24%
104
22%
118
23%
118
22%
91
18%
59
20%
44
25%
141
128
122
158
189
37%cd 37%cd 40%cd 37%cd 35%
206
35%
127
30%
163
35%
167
33%
184
35%
179
35%
95
32%
61
35%
106
20%l
112
19%l
74
18%l
49
11%
91
18%
90
17%
83
16%
50
17%
28
16%
62
11%
62
11%
60
14%
51
11%
50
10%
47
9%
73
14%mn
49
17%mn
17
10%
127
30%
168
31%l
174
30%l
135
32%l
100
22%
141
27%
137
26%
156
31%
98
34%n
45
26%
28
7%
28
5%
52
9%i
35
8%
61
13%i
49
10%
54
10%
42
8%
18
6%
13
7%
120
91
35%cde 30%
19
5%
12
4%
3.28fg
3.03f
3.03f
2.75
2.90
2.86
2.95
2.92
2.89
3.06
3.00
3.03
2.87
2.84
3.04
h
Standard deviation
1.12
1.11
1.10
1.24
1.14
1.09
1.07
1.06
1.10
1.13
1.09
1.15
1.12
1.10
1.08
1.15
1.19
1.08
Standard error
0.03
0.04
0.03
0.10
0.07
0.06
0.06
0.06
0.05
0.04
0.05
0.08
0.06
0.05
0.05
0.05
0.07
0.09
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
Prepared by ICM Unlimited - Confidential
Page 10
Table 10
Q1. There are some issues facing Britain today that might be thought to create a divide in society if the interests of one group are supported by government policy over the interests of
another.
Putting aside your own personal experiences, how much of a divide in society do you think each of the following is currently causing in British society today?
Please rank each one on a scale of 1 to 5, where 5 means it's causing a huge divide that could even end up causing a government to fall,
while 1 means it's hardly causing any divide in society at all.
- The North versus the South.
Base: All respondents
Gender
Age
Social Class
Region
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
Scotland
(q)
Total
Male
(a)
Female
(b)
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
45-54
(f)
55-64
(g)
65+
(h)
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
C2
(k)
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
North
England
(o)
Unweighted base
2018
900
1118
179
311
392
370
328
438
778
553
252
435
557
500
524
283
154
Weighted base
2018
989
1029
242
323
383
343
303
424
545
585
424
464
513
533
506
291
175
166
55%cde
f
235
259
55%cde 48%jk
f
244
42%
168
40%
227
49%jk
202
39%
224
42%p
287
97
57%mnp 33%
89
51%mp
94
17%
86
15%
63
15%
92
20%j
65
13%
74
14%
115
36
23%mnp 12%
45
26%mnp
898
45%
459
46%
440
43%
88
36%
122
38%
139
36%
148
43%
5 - causing a huge
divide
335
17%
167
17%
168
16%
34
14%
45
14%
44
11%
55
16%
74
25%cde
83
20%e
f
4
563
28%
292
29%
271
26%
54
22%
77
24%
95
25%
93
27%
91
30%
152
165
36%cde 30%
f
158
27%
106
25%
135
29%
137
27%
150
28%
172
34%mp
61
21%
43
25%
578
29%
280
28%
298
29%
72
30%
92
29%
121
32%
101
30%
82
27%
109
26%
158
29%
177
30%l
132
31%
111
24%
160
31%o
149
28%
126
25%
99
34%o
44
25%
256
13%
133
13%
123
12%
33
14%
45
14%
51
13%
48
14%
32
11%
47
11%
77
14%
78
13%
52
12%
49
11%
58
11%
82
15%o
45
9%
55
19%moq
16
9%
103
5%
51
5%
52
5%
15
6%
20
6%
23
6%
24
7%gh
8
3%
14
3%
26
5%
32
6%
28
7%
17
4%
37
7%no
21
4%
20
4%
20
7%
359
18%
184
19%
175
17%
48
20%
64
20%
74
19%
72
21%gh
41
13%
61
14%
103
19%
110
19%
80
19%
66
14%
96
19%o
102
19%o
65
13%
76
26%moq
21
12%
Don't know
182
9%
66
7%
116
11%a
34
14%fgh
44
14%fgh
50
13%fgh
21
6%
14
5%
19
5%
24
4%
54
9%i
43
10%i
61
13%i
54
11%o
58
11%o
29
6%
20
7%
21
12%o
Mean
3.42
3.66cd
ef
3.60cd
ef
3.42
3.42
3.29
3.30
3.26
3.33
3.43
3.35
3.32
3.59ij
3.29
3.37p
3.66mn
3.13
5
3%
3.71mnp
Standard deviation
1.11
1.11
1.11
1.13
1.13
1.08
1.15
1.07
1.04
1.10
1.10
1.12
1.09
1.11
1.07
1.07
1.11
1.10
Standard error
0.03
0.04
0.04
0.09
0.07
0.06
0.06
0.06
0.05
0.04
0.05
0.07
0.06
0.05
0.05
0.05
0.07
0.09
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
Prepared by ICM Unlimited - Confidential
Page 11
Table 11
Q2. And which one of those do you think will be the biggest divide in British society in 10-20 years' time?
Base: All respondents
Gender
Total
Male
(a)
Age
Female
(b)
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
Social Class
45-54
(f)
55-64
(g)
65+
(h)
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
C2
(k)
Region
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
North
England
(o)
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
Scotland
(q)
Unweighted base
2018
900
1118
179
311
392
370
328
438
778
553
252
435
557
500
524
283
154
Weighted base
2018
989
1029
242
323
383
343
303
424
545
585
424
464
513
533
506
291
175
100
31%
132
34%
154
141
210
216
45%cde 46%cde 50%cde 40%
210
36%
192
45%j
203
44%j
187
36%
211
40%
227
45%m
125
43%
820
41%
375
38%
445
43%a
82
34%
451
22%
237
24%
215
21%
64
26%h
94
29%gh
86
22%h
77
22%h
63
21%
68
16%
115
21%
144
25%
91
21%
102
22%
108
21%
116
22%
103
20%
71
25%
103
5%
58
6%
45
4%
10
4%
17
5%
27
7%
15
4%
17
6%
18
4%
33
6%
30
5%
17
4%
23
5%
31
6%
25
5%
21
4%
18
6%
9
5%
97
5%
55
6%
43
4%
4
2%
25
8%ch
27
7%ch
17
5%
15
5%
10
2%
29
5%
41
7%kl
13
3%
13
3%
28
5%
26
5%
25
5%
15
5%
4
2%
94
5%
65
7%b
29
3%
5
2%
11
3%
9
2%
20
6%e
22
7%ce
28
7%ce
31
6%l
26
4%
24
6%
13
3%
23
5%p
25
5%p
35
7%p
2
1%
9
5%p
68
3%
35
3%
33
3%
13
5%
10
3%
12
3%
10
3%
8
3%
15
3%
26
5%
22
4%
9
2%
11
2%
30
6%no
10
2%
14
3%
9
3%
5
3%
People educated
privately versus people
educated in the state
system.
49
2%
28
3%
21
2%
6
3%
10
3%
13
3%
5
1%
4
1%
11
3%
15
3%l
11
2%
20
5%jl
3
1%
14
3%
20
4%o
7
1%
5
2%
3
2%
27
1%
16
2%
11
1%
3
1%
6
2%
7
2%
3
1%
4
1%
4
1%
12
2%
6
1%
3
1%
6
1%
13
3%no
4
1%
4
1%
2
1%
3
2%
22
1%
7
1%
15
1%
6
2%fh
3
1%
8
2%fh
1
*
5
2%h
5
1%
8
1%
2
*
7
2%
3
1%
11
2%
5
1%
2
1%
1
*
Other
12
1%
7
1%
4
*
3
1%
4
1%
1
*
1
*
2
*
3
1%
4
1%
1
*
3
1%
5
1%
4
1%
1
*
2
1%
None of them
50
2%
22
2%
28
3%
7
3%
10
3%
6
2%
8
2%
4
1%
16
4%
13
2%
11
2%
10
2%
16
3%
12
2%
14
3%
12
2%
11
4%
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
Prepared by ICM Unlimited - Confidential
70
40%
54
31%mno
2
1%
Page 12
Table 11
Q2. And which one of those do you think will be the biggest divide in British society in 10-20 years' time?
Base: All respondents
Gender
Total
Weighted base
Don't know
2018
225
11%
Age
Social Class
Region
Male
(a)
Female
(b)
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
45-54
(f)
55-64
(g)
65+
(h)
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
C2
(k)
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
North
England
(o)
989
1029
242
323
383
343
303
424
545
585
424
464
513
533
506
85
9%
140
14%a
39
16%fg
39
12%g
53
14%g
32
9%
20
7%
42
10%
46
8%
73
12%i
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
42
10%
64
14%i
58
11%
69
13%
52
10%
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
Scotland
(q)
291
175
29
10%
16
9%
Page 13
Table 12
Total
Male
(a)
Female
(b)
Age
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
Social Class
45-54
(f)
55-64
(g)
65+
(h)
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
C2
(k)
Region
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
North
England
(o)
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
Scotland
(q)
Unweighted base
2018
900
1118
179
311
392
370
328
438
778
553
252
435
557
500
524
283
154
Weighted base
2018
989
1029
242
323
383
343
303
424
545
585
424
464
513
533
506
291
175
Yes
1259
62%
619
63%
640
62%
155
64%
208
65%f
239
62%
191
56%
193
64%
273
64%f
412
395
76%jkl 67%kl
252
59%l
200
43%
354
311
69%npq 58%
322
64%
171
59%
101
58%
No
759
38%
370
37%
389
38%
87
36%
115
35%
145
38%
152
110
44%dh 36%
151
36%
133
24%
172
41%ij
264
159
57%ijk 31%
185
36%
120
41%m
190
33%i
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
222
42%m
74
42%m
Page 14
Table 13
Marital Status
Base: All respondents
Gender
Total
Male
(a)
Age
Female
(b)
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
Social Class
45-54
(f)
55-64
(g)
65+
(h)
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
Region
C2
(k)
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
North
England
(o)
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
Scotland
(q)
Unweighted base
2018
900
1118
179
311
392
370
328
438
778
553
252
435
557
500
524
283
154
Weighted base
2018
989
1029
242
323
383
343
303
424
545
585
424
464
513
533
506
291
175
115
21%
178
30%i
102
24%
151
32%ik
174
147
34%opq 28%
115
23%
72
25%
38
22%
322
55%
292
69%jl
233
50%
286
56%
332
62%
337
170
67%mp 58%
108
61%
47
9%
53
10%
54
11%
1
*
Single
Married or co-habiting
(including civil
partnership)
Widowed, separated or
divorced
Refused
546
27%
288
29%
258
25%
186
123
101
77%def 38%efg 26%gh
gh
h
1232
61%
604
61%
628
61%
51
21%
194
60%c
228
11%
92
9%
136
13%a
3
1%
12
1%
5
*
8
1%
5
2%h
3
1%
81
23%gh
268
222
70%cd 65%c
14
4%cd
1
*
29
10%
202
67%c
26
6%
295
386
70%cd 71%jl
39
69
103
42
11%cde 23%cde 24%cdef 8%
f
1
*
2
1%
2
*
80
14%ik
30
7%
77
17%ik
6
1%
4
1%
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
6
1%o
44
15%m
5
2%no
30
17%mn
-
Page 15
Table 14
Tenure
Base: All respondents
Gender
Total
Male
(a)
Age
Female
(b)
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
Social Class
45-54
(f)
55-64
(g)
65+
(h)
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
C2
(k)
Region
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
North
England
(o)
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
Scotland
(q)
Unweighted base
2018
900
1118
179
311
392
370
328
438
778
553
252
435
557
500
524
283
154
Weighted base
2018
989
1029
242
323
383
343
303
424
545
585
424
464
513
533
506
291
175
119
28%
135
29%
156
31%
164
31%
205
96
41%mnq 33%
44
25%
84
18%
171
33%
207
39%
168
33%
101
35%
59
33%
666
33%
342
35%
324
31%
46
19%d
706
35%
319
32%
387
38%a
63
26%h
262
13%
141
14%
122
12%
49
43
20%egh 13%
44
11%
48
14%
118
6%
64
6%
54
5%
13
5%
19
5%
231
11%
104
11%
126
12%
35
2%
18
2%
16
2%
Rent free
31
10%
57
15%
81
147
305
219
193
23%de 49%cde 72%cde 40%jkl 33%
f
fg
145
213
157
79
45%cgh 56%cdf 46%cgh 26%h
gh
29
9%h
55
66
23%efg 21%efg
h
h
18
7%defg
h
8
3%h
49
12%
234
43%jl
217
37%l
170
40%l
34
11%
45
11%
23
4%
46
8%i
62
15%ij
132
28%ijk
78
15%o
73
14%
47
9%
29
10%
35
20%op
23
7%h
22
7%h
12
3%
14
3%
30
5%i
26
6%i
49
11%ij
27
5%
31
6%
30
6%
14
5%
16
9%
47
12%gh
33
10%h
18
6%h
12
3%
43
8%
85
14%i
44
10%
59
13%i
70
14%no
46
9%
46
9%
51
17%no
19
11%
3
1%
2
1%
2
1%
1
*
11
2%
15
3%
3
1%
6
1%
11
2%
11
2%
10
2%
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
1
*
2
1%
Page 16
Table 15
Total
Male
(a)
Age
Female
(b)
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
Social Class
45-54
(f)
55-64
(g)
65+
(h)
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
Region
C2
(k)
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
North
England
(o)
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
Scotland
(q)
Unweighted base
2018
900
1118
179
311
392
370
328
438
778
553
252
435
557
500
524
283
154
Weighted base
2018
989
1029
242
323
383
343
303
424
545
585
424
464
513
533
506
291
175
167
29%i
166
39%ij
229
135
49%ijk 26%
178
34%m
187
37%m
100
34%m
144
25%i
113
27%il
88
19%
110
21%
130
24%
104
21%
72
25%
30
17%
90
21%
76
16%
170
33%n
139
26%
149
29%
78
27%
51
29%
Under 16
668
33%
371
38%b
296
29%
16
7%
51
16%c
81
21%c
17-18
447
22%
200
20%
247
24%
46
19%
63
19%
95
25%h
19-24
587
29%
275
28%
312
30%
57
23%
25-34
83
4%
38
4%
44
4%
35-44
23
1%
13
1%
10
1%
9
2%d
45-54
10
*
4
*
6
1%
55-64
65+
123
6%
51
5%
72
7%
10
1%
6
1%
5
*
4
2%h
2
1%
Don't know
39
2%
16
2%
23
2%
9
4%gh
14
4%gh
140
136
244
105
41%cde 45%cde 58%cde 19%
fg
98
69
29%cdh 23%
75
18%
103
19%
77
22%
77
25%
83
19%
254
166
47%jkl 28%kl
10
3%c
9
2%
33
6%l
24
4%
12
3%
14
3%
32
6%o
20
4%
14
3%
11
4%
6
3%
5
2%d
5
2%d
4
1%
9
2%
9
2%
2
1%
3
1%
7
1%
3
1%
7
1%
3
1%
3
2%
3
1%
3
1%
4
1%
2
*
2
*
4
1%
2
*
1
*
2
*
4
1%
3
2%m
5
1%h
1
*
1
*
28
5%
49
8%il
25
6%
20
4%
34
6%
22
4%
19
7%
7
4%
4
1%
1
*
5
1%
2
*
2
1%
8
2%gh
7
2%gh
1
*
3
1%
9
2%
7
1%
13
3%
4
1%
5
3%
149
145
46%cfg 38%cfg
h
h
23
7%cfh
104
12
43%defg 4%fgh
h
30
10
8%cfgh 3%c
1
*
13
2%i
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
68
39%m
2
*
9
2%
7
2%ij
14
3%i
40
8%o
Page 17
Table 15
Weighted base
Refused
Mean
Age
Social Class
Region
Total
Male
(a)
Female
(b)
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
45-54
(f)
55-64
(g)
65+
(h)
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
C2
(k)
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
North
England
(o)
2018
989
1029
242
323
383
343
303
424
545
585
424
464
513
533
506
29
1%
18.99
14
1%
18.86
15
1%
19.11
6
3%
19.10h
10
3%fh
20.20c
fgh
5
1%
20.08f
gh
2
1%
18.56h
2
1%
18.59h
4
1%
8
1%
17.82
20.24j
10
2%
19.15l
1
*
18.45
10
2%k
8
2%
17.77
kl
13
2%o
3
1%
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
Scotland
(q)
291
175
3
1%
1
*
19.52n
18.63
18.92
18.64
19.32
Standard deviation
4.45
4.57
4.33
2.29
3.29
4.52
4.57
5.04
4.59
4.27
4.39
4.73
4.05
4.23
3.94
4.80
3.90
5.91
Standard error
0.10
0.16
0.14
0.24
0.20
0.24
0.24
0.28
0.22
0.16
0.20
0.31
0.20
0.19
0.18
0.22
0.24
0.49
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
Page 18
Table 16
What is the highest educational level that you have achieved to date?
Base: All respondents
Gender
Total
Male
(a)
Age
Female
(b)
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
Social Class
45-54
(f)
55-64
(g)
65+
(h)
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
C2
(k)
Region
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
North
England
(o)
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
Scotland
(q)
Unweighted base
2018
900
1118
179
311
392
370
328
438
778
553
252
435
557
500
524
283
154
Weighted base
2018
989
1029
242
323
383
343
303
424
545
585
424
464
513
533
506
291
175
1008
50%
490
50%
518
50%
109
45%d
108
33%
175
46%d
203
176
238
173
59%cde 58%cde 56%cde 32%
268
46%i
265
62%ij
303
65%ij
230
45%
267
50%
273
54%m
148
51%
90
51%
University degree or
equivalent professional
qualification, NVQ
level 4, etc.
665
33%
326
33%
340
33%
56
23%
142
144
44%cfg 38%cf
h
96
28%
90
30%
137
32%c
115
27%
99
21%
183
36%
180
34%
158
31%
92
32%
52
30%
Higher university
degree, doctorate, MBA,
NVQ level 5, etc.
224
11%
112
11%
112
11%
18
7%
54
53
17%cgh 14%ch
38
11%
32
10%
31
7%
118
22%jkl
24
6%
25
5%
65
13%
50
9%
53
10%
34
12%
22
13%
59
3%
29
3%
30
3%
10
2%
6
1%
9
2%
19
4%
15
3%
11
2%
11
4%
3
2%
No formal education
27
1%
17
2%
10
1%
1
*
3
*
7
2%
16
3%ij
5
1%
7
1%
7
1%
3
1%
5
3%
Refused
34
2%
16
2%
19
2%
9
4%
10
2%
7
2%
12
3%
11
2%
13
2%
4
1%
4
1%
2
1%
51
21%defg
h
6
2%fgh
3
1%
3
1%
4
1%
4
1%
2
1%
14
3%cg
11
3%fh
5
1%
3
1%
3
1%
4
1%
238
214
44%jkl 37%kl
1
*
6
1%
58
10%l
34
6%ikl
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
Page 19
Table 17
Thinking about your household's food and grocery shopping, are you personally responsible for selecting half or more of the
items to be bought from supermarkets and food shops?
Base: All respondents
Gender
Total
Male
(a)
Age
Female
(b)
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
Social Class
45-54
(f)
55-64
(g)
65+
(h)
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
C2
(k)
Region
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
North
England
(o)
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
Scotland
(q)
Unweighted base
2018
900
1118
179
311
392
370
328
438
778
553
252
435
557
500
524
283
154
Weighted base
2018
989
1029
242
323
383
343
303
424
545
585
424
464
513
533
506
291
175
1823
90%
855
87%
968
94%a
162
67%
302
94%c
369
322
96%ch 94%c
282
93%c
385
91%c
490
90%
531
91%
383
90%
419
90%
461
90%
469
88%
463
91%
268
92%
163
93%
1038
51%
423
43%
615
60%a
69
28%
184
57%c
225
59%c
182
53%c
157
52%c
222
52%c
276
51%
307
52%
198
47%
256
55%
261
51%
275
52%
275
54%
141
49%
85
49%
418
21%
192
19%
226
22%
53
22%
63
20%
86
22%
64
19%
72
24%
80
19%
115
21%
113
19%
111
26%jl
79
17%
107
21%
113
21%
97
19%
60
21%
41
23%
About half
367
18%
241
24%b
126
12%
41
17%
55
17%
59
15%
76
22%e
53
17%
83
20%
99
18%
111
19%
73
17%
84
18%
93
18%
81
15%
91
18%
66
23%n
36
21%
195
10%
133
13%b
62
6%
80
21
33%defg 6%
h
14
4%
21
6%
20
7%
39
9%e
55
10%
55
9%
40
10%
45
10%
52
10%
63
12%
44
9%
23
8%
13
7%
149
7%
103
10%b
46
4%
61
13
25%defg 4%
h
11
3%
17
5%
17
6%
30
7%e
43
8%
44
8%
33
8%
29
6%
36
7%
47
9%
35
7%
22
8%
8
5%
46
2%
30
3%b
15
1%
2
1%
4
1%
3
1%
9
2%
11
2%
10
2%
8
2%
16
3%
16
3%p
16
3%p
8
2%
1
*
4
2%
Yes, solely
responsible
20
8%defg
h
8
2%
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
Page 20
Table 18
Total
Male
(a)
Age
Female
(b)
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
Social Class
45-54
(f)
55-64
(g)
65+
(h)
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
C2
(k)
Region
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
North
England
(o)
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
Scotland
(q)
Unweighted base
2018
900
1118
179
311
392
370
328
438
778
553
252
435
557
500
524
283
154
Weighted base
2018
989
1029
242
323
383
343
303
424
545
585
424
464
513
533
506
291
175
None
408
20%
199
20%
208
20%
76
31%efg
h
836
41%
422
43%
414
40%
51
21%
591
29%
277
28%
314
31%
61
25%
3+
183
9%
91
9%
92
9%
75
23%h
76
20%
64
19%
55
18%
127
39%c
162
42%c
138
40%c
125
41%c
99
31%
124
32%h
102
30%
54
22
22%defg 7%
h
21
5%
39
11%eh
62
15%
60
11%
132
23%ik
165
133
86
35%ijk 26%nop 16%
96
19%
48
17%
43
25%n
230
45%n
120
41%
73
42%
90
31%
48
27%
33
11%
10
6%
233
228
55%cde 42%j
fg
208
36%
203
48%j
197
42%j
211
41%
201
38%
97
32%
107
25%
192
35%l
183
31%l
133
31%l
83
18%
127
25%
185
141
35%mo 28%
26
9%
22
5%
65
12%l
63
11%l
37
9%l
20
4%
41
8%
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
51
12%
60
11%
39
8%
Page 21
Table 19
Total
Age
Social Class
Region
Male
(a)
Female
(b)
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
45-54
(f)
55-64
(g)
65+
(h)
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
C2
(k)
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
North
England
(o)
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
Scotland
(q)
Unweighted base
2018
900
1118
179
311
392
370
328
438
778
553
252
435
557
500
524
283
154
Weighted base
2018
989
1029
242
323
383
343
303
424
545
585
424
464
513
533
506
291
175
White
1814
90%
906
92%b
909
88%
174
72%
264
82%c
335
87%c
332
298
410
473
97%cde 99%cde 97%cde 87%
526
90%
396
93%i
420
90%
416
81%
481
90%m
479
273
95%mn 94%m
177
9%
69
7%
108
11%a
60
25%efg
h
52
16%fgh
44
11%fgh
10
3%
65
12%jk
47
8%
26
6%
39
8%
Mixed
27
1%
8
1%
19
2%
9
4%fgh
7
2%gh
8
2%gh
87
4%
42
4%
45
4%
28
12%fgh
26
8%fgh
24
6%fgh
33
2%
9
1%
25
2%a
14
11
6%efgh 3%fgh
Chinese
20
1%
7
1%
13
1%
NET: Non-white
8
*
2
*
6
1%
27
1%
15
1%
12
1%
2
1%
9
2%
2
1%
1
*
9
2%
11
2%
3
1%
4
1%
6
2%
1
*
2
*
33
6%k
23
4%
10
2%
22
5%
5
1%
1
*
3
1%
10
2%
7
1%
8
2%
9
2%
11
2%o
8
2%o
25
5%
14
5%
6
3%
1
*
7
3%o
48
21
9%nopq 4%p
15
3%
3
1%
1
1%
18
11
4%opq 2%p
4
1%
*
*
7
3%fgh
6
2%fgh
6
2%gh
1
*
1
*
9
2%
3
1%
6
1%
3
1%
6
1%
5
1%
3
1%
3
1%
4
2%
2
1%
2
*
1
*
*
*
1
*
2
1%
5
1%
2
*
1
*
4
1%
3
1%
1
*
1
*
8
3%fg
6
2%
5
1%
1
*
2
1%
5
1%
7
1%
12
2%
2
*
6
1%
6
1%
2
*
4
1%
4
2%
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
86
46
17%nopq 9%o
165
94%m
11
2%o
Page 22
Table 20
Total
Male
(a)
Age
Female
(b)
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
Social Class
45-54
(f)
55-64
(g)
65+
(h)
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
C2
(k)
Region
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
North
England
(o)
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
Scotland
(q)
Unweighted base
2018
900
1118
179
311
392
370
328
438
778
553
252
435
557
500
524
283
154
Weighted base
2018
989
1029
242
323
383
343
303
424
545
585
424
464
513
533
506
291
175
33
8%
287
53%l
278
48%l
213
50%l
110
24%
237
46%
240
45%
208
41%
125
43%
79
45%
11
6%
888
44%
531
54%b
356
35%
74
31%h
242
12%
73
7%
169
16%a
34
14%h
39
12%h
48
13%h
53
16%h
46
15%h
21
5%
57
10%
98
17%ikl
41
10%
46
10%
71
14%q
69
13%q
62
12%
29
10%
102
5%
60
6%
42
4%
19
8%h
19
6%h
23
6%h
22
7%h
17
5%h
1
*
10
2%
12
2%
15
3%
65
14%ijk
25
5%
18
3%
23
5%
26
10
9%mno 6%
68
3%
27
3%
41
4%
9
4%h
10
3%h
14
4%h
16
5%h
19
6%h
5
1%
2
*
11
3%j
49
11%ijk
13
3%
18
3%
17
3%
10
4%
10
6%
Retired on state
pension ONLY
121
6%
41
4%
79
8%a
1
*
9
2%
15
3%
5
1%
92
20%ijk
34
7%
31
6%
25
5%
22
8%
9
5%
341
17%
201
20%b
1
1%
2
1%
6
2%d
113
19%l
58
14%l
39
8%
73
14%
88
17%
40
14%
35
20%
140
14%
212
248
209
110
66%cgh 65%cgh 61%cgh 36%h
8
111
3%cde 26%cdef
f
g
f
Student
107
5%
42
4%
65
6%
House person/Housewife/
Househusband
150
7%
14
1%
136
13%a
94
10
39%defg 3%efgh
h
11
5%h
33
10%h
3
1%
43
11%ch
36
10%ch
77
255
131
25%cde 60%cde 24%kl
fg
1
*
26
9%h
19
4%
49
8%il
20
5%
18
4%
28
6%
32
6%
22
4%
16
5%
9
5%
1
*
26
5%
17
3%
61
14%ij
46
10%ij
32
6%
37
7%
45
9%
21
7%
14
8%
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
105
21%mp
Page 23
Table 21
What level of seniority are you within the organisation you work for?
Base: All respondents who work full/ part time
Gender
Total
Male
(a)
Age
Female
(b)
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
Social Class
45-54
(f)
55-64
(g)
65+
(h)
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
Region
C2
(k)
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
North
England
(o)
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
Scotland
(q)
Unweighted base
1159
562
597
90
245
315
284
168
57
489
369
149
152
351
297
280
151
80
Weighted base
1130
605
526
109*
251
297
263
156
55*
344
376
254
156
308
309
270
155
89*
Owner manager or
proprietor
106
9%
73
12%b
34
6%
9
8%
13
5%
16
5%
22
8%
29
18%def
17
39
31%cde 11%
35
9%
21
8%
11
7%
29
10%
30
10%
28
10%
13
8%
7
8%
13
4%kl
6
2%
9
3%
3
1%
5
2%
2
1%
1
1%
f
Managing director or
managing partner
19
2%
11
2%
8
2%
5
4%
4
2%
3
1%
5
2%
2
1%
1
2%
8
1%
5
1%
3
1%
2
1%
1
*
5
2%
3
1%
2
1%
3
1%
1
*
4
1%
*
*
1
1%
1
1%
12
1%
11
2%b
1
*
2
1%
3
1%
1
*
2
1%
5
3%e
8
2%j
2
*
3
1%
4
1%
4
1%
1
*
2
2%
1
1%
Senior management
43
4%
32
5%b
11
2%
4
4%
11
5%
14
5%f
4
1%
9
6%f
1
1%
31
9%jkl
10
3%k
2
1%
16
5%
9
3%
9
3%
6
4%
3
3%
Middle management
140
12%
84
14%
56
11%
13
12%
34
14%
45
15%h
25
9%
20
13%
2
4%
93
27%jkl
24
6%
18
7%
5
3%
50
16%o
41
13%
27
10%
14
9%
8
9%
Management
88
8%
43
7%
45
9%
8
7%
22
9%
22
7%
22
8%
10
6%
4
8%
39
11%kl
32
8%
12
5%
5
3%
27
9%
21
7%
19
7%
13
8%
8
9%
Executive
34
3%
18
3%
15
3%
2
2%
10
4%
11
4%
3
1%
7
5%f
1
2%
23
7%jkl
6
2%
4
2%
1
*
8
3%
11
3%
7
2%
7
5%
1
1%
324
29%
119
20%
205
39%a
28
26%
89
102
36%gh 34%gh
71
27%gh
27
17%
7
12%
61
18%
188
50%ikl
51
20%
23
15%
92
30%
91
29%
78
29%
41
27%
22
24%
150
13%
90
15%
61
12%
20
18%
26
10%
33
11%
39
15%
25
16%
8
14%
10
3%
23
6%i
38
15%ij
79
51%ijk
30
10%
43
14%
48
18%mq
22
14%
6
7%
Craftsman, tradesman,
etc.
87
8%
73
12%b
14
3%
2
2%
15
6%
17
6%
31
15
12%cde
9%c
7
13%c
6
2%
7
2%
69
27%ijl
5
4%
5
2%
19
6%m
26
10%m
16
11%m
40
4%
18
3%
21
4%
3
3%
6
3%
7
2%
4
7%
4
1%
8
2%
14
6%i
13
9%ij
9
3%
16
5%
5
2%
4
3%
14
5%
5
3%
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
* small base; ** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
Prepared by ICM Unlimited - Confidential
20
23%mnop
4
5%
Page 24
Table 21
What level of seniority are you within the organisation you work for?
Base: All respondents who work full/ part time
Gender
Total
Weighted base
Other
1130
80
7%
Age
Social Class
Male
(a)
Female
(b)
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
45-54
(f)
55-64
(g)
605
526
109*
251
297
263
156
28
5%
52
10%a
14
13%g
14
6%
24
8%g
20
8%g
4
2%
65+
(h)
55*
3
6%
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
C2
(k)
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
North
England
(o)
344
376
254
156
308
309
270
15
4%
33
9%i
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
* small base; ** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
Region
21
8%
11
7%
26
8%
17
6%
17
6%
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
155
12
8%
Scotland
(q)
89*
7
8%
Page 25
Table 22
Total
Male
(a)
Age
Female
(b)
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
Social Class
45-54
(f)
55-64
(g)
65+
(h)
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
C2
(k)
Region
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
North
England
(o)
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
Scotland
(q)
Unweighted base
2018
900
1118
179
311
392
370
328
438
778
553
252
435
557
500
524
283
154
Weighted base
2018
989
1029
242
323
383
343
303
424
545
585
424
464
513
533
506
291
175
No
1455
72%
747
75%b
708
69%
161
42%
209
61%e
282
419
386
93%cde 99%cde 71%
f
fg
428
73%k
277
65%
363
78%ik
355
69%
385
72%
368
73%
219
75%
128
73%
NET: Yes
541
27%
238
24%
303
29%a
32
134
220
130
20
13%gh 41%cgh 57%cdf 38%cgh 7%h
gh
5
1%
156
29%l
148
25%
143
34%jl
94
20%
147
29%
144
27%
136
27%
68
23%
47
27%
189
9%
62
6%
127
12%a
24
10%fgh
1
*
59
11%l
56
9%
41
10%
33
7%
57
11%
42
8%
49
10%
29
10%
12
7%
229
11%
99
10%
131
13%
5
2%gh
63
12%l
65
11%
67
16%l
35
8%
55
11%
67
13%
62
12%
24
8%
20
12%
218
11%
103
10%
115
11%
5
2%
2
1%
59
11%
53
9%
64
15%jl
42
9%
57
11%
55
10%
56
11%
22
8%
28
16%p
107
5%
55
6%
52
5%
3
1%
29
5%
28
5%
29
7%
21
5%
32
6%
26
5%
26
5%
12
4%
11
6%
22
1%
4
*
18
2%a
3
1%
9
2%
3
1%
7
1%
11
2%o
4
1%
3
1%
4
1%
Refused
200
183
83%def 57%e
80
25%cfg
h
76
20%cfgh
8
2%h
73
123
29
22%cfg 32%cdfg 8%cgh
h
h
1
*
10
4%efgh
18
6%h
3
1%
6
2%h
110
29%cdf
gh
69
13
20%cdgh 4%h
32
58
11
8%cdg 17%cdeg 4%cdh
h
h
2
1%
3
1%
1
*
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
Page 26
Table 23
What is the combined annual income of your household, prior to tax being deducted?
Base: All respondents
Gender
Total
Male
(a)
Age
Female
(b)
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
Social Class
45-54
(f)
55-64
(g)
65+
(h)
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
C2
(k)
Region
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
North
England
(o)
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
Scotland
(q)
Unweighted base
2018
900
1118
179
311
392
370
328
438
778
553
252
435
557
500
524
283
154
Weighted base
2018
989
1029
242
323
383
343
303
424
545
585
424
464
513
533
506
291
175
Up to 7000
(3.5)
105
5%
47
5%
58
6%
36
23
15%defg 7%eh
h
12
3%
13
4%
13
4%
8
2%
5
1%
29
5%i
12
3%
59
13%ijk
25
5%
26
5%
20
4%
25
9%o
9
5%
7001-14000
(10.5)
225
11%
110
11%
115
11%
20
8%
30
9%
46
12%
27
8%
46
15%cdf
56
13%f
16
3%
43
7%i
32
7%i
134
29%ijk
51
10%
54
10%
62
12%
34
12%
24
14%
14001-21000
(17.5)
271
13%
132
13%
139
14%
20
8%
22
7%
40
10%
56
42
16%cde 14%d
91
35
21%cdeg 6%
76
13%i
65
15%i
95
20%ij
57
11%
77
14%
72
14%
43
15%
22
12%
21001-28000
(24.5)
235
12%
108
11%
128
12%
32
13%
37
12%
37
10%
47
14%
38
12%
44
10%
61
11%
73
12%l
64
15%l
37
8%
53
10%
60
11%
57
11%
44
15%
21
12%
28001-34000
(31)
233
12%
108
11%
125
12%
23
10%
36
11%
45
12%
33
10%
29
10%
66
16%fg
57
10%
69
12%l
74
17%il
33
7%
49
9%
66
12%
80
25
16%mpq 9%
14
8%
34001-41000
(37.5)
233
12%
132
13%b
100
10%
21
9%
40
12%
52
14%
43
13%
38
12%
39
9%
73
13%l
93
16%kl
42
10%l
25
5%
52
10%
55
10%
71
14%
32
11%
23
13%
41001-48000
(44.5)
132
7%
70
7%
61
6%
7
3%
33
10%cf
27
7%
17
5%
19
6%
28
7%
57
11%kl
43
7%l
22
5%
10
2%
33
6%
43
8%
24
5%
20
7%
13
7%
48001-55000
(51.5)
105
5%
62
6%
43
4%
6
3%
33
17
10%cefh 4%
18
5%
17
5%
14
3%
45
8%jl
24
4%
23
6%
13
3%
23
5%
32
6%
22
4%
15
5%
12
7%
55001-62000
(58.5)
74
4%
41
4%
32
3%
4
2%
14
4%h
24
6%ch
15
4%h
11
4%h
5
1%
27
5%l
27
5%l
16
4%l
4
1%
27
5%op
21
4%
12
2%
6
2%
8
4%
62001-69000
(65.5)
40
2%
19
2%
21
2%
5
2%
6
2%
9
2%h
12
3%h
6
2%
2
1%
21
4%jl
9
2%l
10
2%l
14
3%
7
1%
9
2%
9
3%
1
1%
69001-76000
(72.5)
27
1%
18
2%
9
1%
2
1%
6
2%
10
3%h
5
1%
3
1%
2
1%
20
4%jkl
4
1%
3
1%
*
*
15
3%no
5
1%
3
1%
4
1%
1
*
76001-83000
(79.5)
30
1%
16
2%
14
1%
4
2%
11
3%h
5
1%
4
1%
4
1%
2
*
19
4%jkl
4
1%
3
1%
4
1%
5
1%
6
1%
13
3%
4
1%
2
1%
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
Prepared by ICM Unlimited - Confidential
Page 27
Table 23
What is the combined annual income of your household, prior to tax being deducted?
Base: All respondents
Gender
Weighted base
83001 or more
Refused
Mean ('000s)
Standard deviation
Standard error
(86)
Age
Total
Male
(a)
Female
(b)
18-24
(c)
2018
989
1029
242
78
4%
45
5%
33
3%
231
11%
80
8%
151
15%a
32.69
34.15b
31.18
10
4%
28.78
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
45-54
(f)
323
383
343
5
2%
51
21%defg
Social Class
26
8%
Region
55-64
(g)
65+
(h)
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
C2
(k)
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
North
England
(o)
303
424
545
585
424
464
513
533
506
26
7%dh
20
6%dh
11
4%
33
9%
33
10%
27
9%
35.21c
gh
36.81c
gh
35.06c
gh
31.34h
7
2%
61
14%deg
27.72
54
10%jkl
21
4%kl
55
10%
71
12%
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
Scotland
(q)
291
175
4
1%
34
7%nop
19
4%
12
2%
6
2%
7
4%
55
13%
49
11%
74
15%op
61
11%
49
10%
26
9%
21
12%
45.30j
33.03l
31.04l
18.85
36.48n
op
32.50
31.21
29.82
31.85
kl
20.66
21.11
20.08
22.49
20.26
22.37
21.68
20.18
15.85
22.13
19.06
16.37
13.90
23.29
19.92
18.99
19.63
20.15
0.49
0.73
0.65
1.89
1.20
1.19
1.18
1.17
0.82
0.84
0.87
1.10
0.71
1.06
0.95
0.87
1.21
1.73
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
Page 28
Table 24
Age
Total
Male
(a)
Female
(b)
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
Unweighted base
2018
900
1118
179
311
Weighted base
2018
989
1029
242
323
-
438
778
553
252
435
557
500
524
283
154
424
545
585
424
464
513
533
506
291
175
48
9%
82
14%i
55
13%
57
12%
77
15%oq
73
14%oq
44
9%
39
13%q
10
5%
92
17%l
107
18%l
71
17%
54
12%
94
18%o
94
18%o
62
12%
42
14%
32
18%
103
19%
120
21%
84
20%
77
16%
97
19%
96
18%
102
20%
55
19%
34
19%
82
15%
90
15%
93
22%ij
79
17%
84
16%
82
15%
93
18%
53
18%
31
17%
96
18%j
73
12%
52
12%
82
18%j
57
11%
73
14%
91
18%m
43
15%
39
22%mn
125
23%k
113
19%
69
16%
116
25%jk
103
20%
115
22%
60
21%
31
18%
35-44
383
19%
187
19%
196
19%
45-54
343
17%
191
19%b
152
15%
55-64
303
15%
168
17%b
135
13%
65+
424
21%
227
23%
197
19%
383
100%cdfg
h
39.29c
d
Standard deviation
Standard error
Scotland
(q)
303
183
18%a
30.06c
Midlands
(n)
328
139
14%
21.51
South
East
(m)
343
323
16%
44.86
DE
(l)
370
25-34
49.13b
C2
(k)
383
165
16%a
46.95
C1
(j)
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
392
77
8%
323
100%cefg
h
AB
(i)
North
England
(o)
55-64
(g)
242
12%
Mean
242
100%defg
h
Region
45-54
(f)
18-24
343
100%cdeg
h
49.37c
de
303
100%cdef
h
59.65c
def
65+
(h)
Social Class
424
100%cde
fg
70.27c
defg
48.54j
45.01
45.12
49.21j
45.00
114
23%
46.30
49.06m
46.97
48.57m
16.84
16.25
17.14
1.95
2.78
2.94
2.84
2.89
4.20
16.76
16.80
16.16
17.18
17.17
17.38
16.10
17.18
14.99
0.37
0.54
0.51
0.15
0.16
0.15
0.15
0.16
0.20
0.60
0.71
1.02
0.82
0.73
0.78
0.70
1.02
1.21
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
Page 29
Table 25
Gender
Base: All respondents
Gender
Total
Male
(a)
Age
Female
(b)
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
Social Class
45-54
(f)
55-64
(g)
65+
(h)
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
C2
(k)
Region
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
North
England
(o)
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
Scotland
(q)
Unweighted base
2018
900
1118
179
311
392
370
328
438
778
553
252
435
557
500
524
283
154
Weighted base
2018
989
1029
242
323
383
343
303
424
545
585
424
464
513
533
506
291
175
139
43%c
187
49%c
191
168
227
300
56%cd 55%cd 54%cd 55%jk
261
45%
196
46%
231
50%
254
50%
272
51%
234
46%
126
43%
102
58%op
152
44%
324
55%i
228
54%i
233
50%
259
50%
260
49%
272
54%q
165
57%q
73
42%
Male
Female
989
49%
989
100%b
1029
51%
1029
100%a
77
32%
165
183
196
68%def 57%fgh 51%
gh
135
45%
197
46%
244
45%
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
Page 30
Table 26
Total
Male
(a)
Age
Female
(b)
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
Social Class
45-54
(f)
55-64
(g)
65+
(h)
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
C2
(k)
Region
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
North
England
(o)
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
Scotland
(q)
Unweighted base
2018
900
1118
179
311
392
370
328
438
778
553
252
435
557
500
524
283
154
Weighted base
2018
989
1029
242
323
383
343
303
424
545
585
424
464
513
533
506
291
175
ITV1 Anglia
190
9%
80
8%
109
11%
31
13%
32
10%
37
10%
24
7%
23
8%
ITV1 Border
11
1%
2
*
ITV1 Central
316
16%
ITV1 Granada
9
1%
1
1%
2
*
1
*
177
18%b
139
13%
41
17%
61
19%
59
15%
51
15%
46
15%
58
14%
240
12%
117
12%
123
12%
14
6%
33
10%
61
16%c
42
12%c
43
14%c
ITV1 London
329
16%
178
18%
151
15%
40
17%
66
21%g
67
17%g
58
17%g
ITV1 Meridian
208
10%
92
9%
116
11%
37
15%de
27
8%
32
8%
99
5%
53
5%
46
4%
8
3%
12
4%
ITV1 Wales
102
5%
45
5%
57
6%
15
6%
ITV1 West
60
3%
25
3%
35
3%
ITV1 Westcountry
97
5%
38
4%
59
6%
ITV1 Yorkshire
201
10%
84
8%
STV
164
8%
97
10%b
43
10%
55
9%
38
9%
47
10%
3
1%
2
1%
104
19%l
91
16%
69
16%
52
11%
10
2%
48
11%
60
11%
55
9%
60
14%
65
14%j
2
*
31
10%
66
16%
105
19%l
97
17%
62
15%
65
14%
289
35
56%nopq 6%opq
1
*
34
10%
27
9%
50
12%
51
9%
82
14%ikl
34
8%
41
9%
187
2
36%nopq *
11
3%
23
7%e
13
4%
32
7%e
26
5%
28
5%
19
4%
25
5%
1
*
12
4%
20
5%
22
6%
15
5%
17
4%
22
4%
38
6%
21
5%
22
5%
1
*
101
35%mnoq -
4
2%
12
4%
9
2%
14
4%
7
2%
13
3%
16
3%
17
3%
12
3%
15
3%
1
*
3
1%
1
*
55
19%mnoq -
21
9%df
10
3%
17
4%
11
3%
18
6%
20
5%
18
3%
25
4%
29
7%i
26
6%
2
*
95
32%mnoq -
117
11%
20
8%
22
7%
38
10%
34
10%
42
14%d
44
10%
56
10%
51
9%
35
8%
59
13%
1
*
67
7%
8
3%
32
10%c
32
8%c
28
8%c
37
12%ch
27
6%
29
5%
48
8%
42
10%i
45
10%i
2
*
6
2%e
50
9%
6
1%j
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
18
169
*
3%opq 32%mopq *
-
4
1%
289
3
54%mopq 1%
5
1%
2
1%
7
4%mnop
11
4%o
230
3
46%mnpq 1%
3
1%
19
7%noq
98
19%mnpq -
30
168
2
6%mpq 33%mnpq 1%
-
4
2%
1
*
-
162
93%mnop
Page 31
Table 26
UTV
Social Class
Region
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
Scotland
(q)
175
Male
(a)
Female
(b)
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
45-54
(f)
55-64
(g)
65+
(h)
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
C2
(k)
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
North
England
(o)
2018
989
1029
242
323
383
343
303
424
545
585
424
464
513
533
506
291
2
*
2
*
1
*
1
*
2
*
Total
Weighted base
Age
2
1%
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
2
1%mno
Page 32
Table 27
Social class
Base: All respondents
Gender
Total
Male
(a)
Female
(b)
Age
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
Social Class
45-54
(f)
55-64
(g)
65+
(h)
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
Region
C2
(k)
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
North
England
(o)
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
Scotland
(q)
Unweighted base
2018
900
1118
179
311
392
370
328
438
778
553
252
435
557
500
524
283
154
Weighted base
2018
989
1029
242
323
383
343
303
424
545
585
424
464
513
533
506
291
175
AB
545
27%
300
30%b
244
24%
48
20%
92
28%
103
27%
82
24%
96
32%cf
125
30%c
545
100%jkl
150
29%q
156
29%q
137
27%
67
23%
35
20%
C1
585
29%
261
26%
324
31%a
82
34%g
107
33%g
120
31%
90
26%
73
24%
113
27%
585
100%ikl
170
33%o
156
29%
127
25%
85
29%
47
27%
C2
424
21%
196
20%
228
22%
55
23%
71
22%
84
22%
93
27%gh
52
17%
69
16%
424
100%ijl
91
18%
109
20%
110
22%
68
23%
46
26%m
DE
464
23%
231
23%
233
23%
57
24%
54
17%
77
20%
79
23%
82
116
27%de 27%de
464
102
100%ijk 20%
111
21%
132
26%m
72
25%
48
27%
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
Page 33
Table 28
GO Regions
Base: All respondents
Gender
Total
Age
Social Class
Region
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
Scotland
(q)
Male
(a)
Female
(b)
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
45-54
(f)
55-64
(g)
65+
(h)
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
C2
(k)
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
North
England
(o)
Unweighted base
2018
900
1118
179
311
392
370
328
438
778
553
252
435
557
500
524
283
154
Weighted base
2018
989
1029
242
323
383
343
303
424
545
585
424
464
513
533
506
291
175
Scotland
175
9%
102
10%b
73
7%
10
4%
32
10%c
34
9%
31
9%
39
13%ch
31
7%
35
6%
47
8%
46
11%i
48
10%i
North East
91
5%
45
5%
46
4%
8
3%
13
4%
11
3%
22
6%e
12
4%
26
6%
26
5%
26
4%
16
4%
24
5%
91
18%mnpq
North West
237
12%
114
12%
123
12%
16
6%
32
10%
58
15%c
40
12%
42
14%c
51
12%
60
11%
56
10%
58
14%
63
14%
237
47%mnpq
178
9%
75
8%
103
10%
21
9%
18
5%
33
9%
31
9%
38
13%d
38
9%
51
9%
46
8%
36
9%
45
10%
178
35%mnpq
West Midlands
187
9%
105
11%
82
8%
27
11%
33
10%
26
7%
29
8%
31
10%
41
10%
64
12%l
59
10%l
40
10%l
23
5%
Wales
107
5%
49
5%
58
6%
14
6%
12
4%
23
6%
23
7%
16
5%
18
4%
22
4%
41
7%i
21
5%
24
5%
Eastern
189
9%
87
9%
102
10%
28
12%
29
9%
35
9%
28
8%
22
7%
47
11%
51
9%
52
9%
38
9%
48
10%
London
254
13%
131
13%
123
12%
37
15%g
59
18%fgh
54
14%g
37
11%
23
8%
45
11%
79
14%l
75
13%
55
13%
45
10%
254
50%nopq
South East
259
13%
123
12%
136
13%
40
16%
35
11%
44
11%
48
14%
34
11%
59
14%
71
13%
95
16%k
36
8%
57
12%
259
50%nopq
South West
184
9%
77
8%
107
10%
24
10%
30
9%
32
8%
29
9%
27
9%
42
10%
45
8%
44
8%
47
11%
47
10%
East Midlands
157
8%
80
8%
77
7%
18
8%
32
10%
34
9%
26
7%
20
7%
27
6%
41
8%
45
8%
31
7%
40
9%
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
187
35%mopq
189
36%mopq
107
37%mnoq
175
100%mnop
157
29%mopq
184
63%mnoq
-
Page 34
Table 29
Nearest City:
Base: All respondents
Gender
Total
Male
(a)
Age
Female
(b)
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
Social Class
45-54
(f)
55-64
(g)
65+
(h)
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
C2
(k)
Region
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
North
England
(o)
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
Scotland
(q)
Unweighted base
2018
900
1118
179
311
392
370
328
438
778
553
252
435
557
500
524
283
154
Weighted base
2018
989
1029
242
323
383
343
303
424
545
585
424
464
513
533
506
291
175
Glasgow
105
5%
62
6%
43
4%
6
3%
21
7%
21
6%
23
7%
17
6%
16
4%
23
4%
23
4%
36
9%ij
23
5%
2
*
103
59%mnop
Edinburgh
56
3%
26
3%
30
3%
3
1%
7
2%
13
3%
4
1%
17
5%cdf
13
3%
11
2%
20
3%
8
2%
17
4%
2
*
54
31%mnop
Newcastle
91
5%
48
5%
44
4%
8
3%
12
4%
10
3%
19
6%
12
4%
30
7%e
25
5%
22
4%
20
5%
25
5%
4
1%
88
17%mnpq -
Leeds
85
4%
36
4%
49
5%
10
4%
7
2%
14
4%
11
3%
18
6%d
25
6%d
28
5%
29
5%
12
3%
16
3%
1
*
2
*
81
1
16%mnpq *
Hull
39
2%
17
2%
22
2%
9
4%d
2
1%
6
2%
7
2%
10
3%d
5
1%
11
2%
7
1%
7
2%
13
3%
1
*
38
7%mnpq -
Sheffield
57
3%
23
2%
34
3%
3
1%
10
3%
15
4%h
13
4%
10
3%
6
1%
13
2%
15
2%
12
3%
18
4%
1
*
8
2%m
48
1
9%mnpq *
172
9%
83
8%
89
9%
8
3%
24
7%
49
13%cdg
33
10%c
22
7%
36
9%c
52
9%j
37
6%
41
10%
43
9%
15
3%m
81
4%
43
4%
38
4%
10
4%
9
3%
15
4%
9
3%
21
7%df
17
4%
14
3%
27
5%
19
4%
22
5%
4
1%
Nottingham
110
5%
59
6%
50
5%
15
6%
22
7%
24
6%
20
6%
10
3%
19
4%
28
5%
27
5%
25
6%
30
6%
110
21%mopq -
Birmingham
146
7%
81
8%
64
6%
15
6%
30
9%e
19
5%
26
7%
24
8%
32
7%
51
9%l
47
8%l
32
7%l
16
3%
2
*
143
27%mopq -
1
*
Norwich
64
3%
36
4%
28
3%
9
4%
10
3%
20
5%fh
4
1%
11
4%
9
2%
14
3%
14
2%
17
4%
19
4%
2
*
61
11%mopq -
1
*
Milton Keynes
64
3%
24
2%
40
4%
12
5%
7
2%
8
2%
6
2%
8
3%
22
5%ef
18
3%
17
3%
14
3%
16
3%
49
9%mopq -
Manchester
Liverpool
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
14
3%op
154
4
30%mnpq 1%m
62
16
12%mnpq 5%mnq
Page 35
Table 29
Nearest City:
Base: All respondents
Gender
Weighted base
Age
Social Class
Region
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
Scotland
(q)
Total
Male
(a)
Female
(b)
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
45-54
(f)
55-64
(g)
65+
(h)
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
C2
(k)
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
North
England
(o)
2018
989
1029
242
323
383
343
303
424
545
585
424
464
513
533
506
291
175
2
1%
2
*
2
1%
1
*
Brighton
46
2%
23
2%
22
2%
9
4%
4
1%
7
2%
8
2%
5
2%
12
3%
8
1%
15
3%
11
3%
12
3%
Oxford
28
1%
14
1%
13
1%
4
2%
4
1%
5
1%
5
1%
2
1%
8
2%
10
2%l
12
2%l
6
1%
1
*
London
413
20%
209
21%
204
20%
61
25%g
81
25%g
84
22%g
71
21%g
34
11%
82
19%g
123
23%l
138
24%l
72
17%
80
17%
46
9%nopq
22
3
4%nopq 1%
337
72
66%nop 14%opq
q
Southampton
75
4%
35
3%
40
4%
14
6%
11
4%
10
3%
12
4%
12
4%
15
4%
21
4%
28
5%
9
2%
16
4%
Bristol
88
4%
44
4%
44
4%
13
5%
18
6%
18
5%
15
4%
11
4%
14
3%
19
3%
22
4%
30
7%i
17
4%
Plymouth
57
3%
22
2%
35
3%
9
4%
4
1%
8
2%
9
3%
11
4%
15
4%
14
3%
11
2%
14
3%
Cardiff
73
4%
32
3%
41
4%
12
5%
10
3%
16
4%
18
5%h
7
2%
9
2%
17
3%
26
4%
168
8%
72
7%
97
9%
11
4%
28
9%
19
5%
30
9%
42
14%ce
39
9%e
46
8%
49
8%
None of these
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
51
10%noq
2
*
*
*
21
7%noq
2
*
1
*
86
29%mnoq -
18
4%
57
20%mnoq -
17
4%
14
3%
2
*
71
24%mnoq -
24
6%
49
10%k
31
6%
57
11%m
34
7%
29
10%
17
10%
Page 36
Table 30
Do you regularly use any of the following social media services on a computer?
Base: All respondents
Gender
Total
Age
Social Class
Region
Male
(a)
Female
(b)
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
45-54
(f)
55-64
(g)
65+
(h)
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
C2
(k)
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
North
England
(o)
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
Scotland
(q)
Unweighted base
2018
900
1118
179
311
392
370
328
438
778
553
252
435
557
500
524
283
154
Weighted base
2018
989
1029
242
323
383
343
303
424
545
585
424
464
513
533
506
291
175
1221
60%
582
59%
639
62%
176
225
255
205
155
72%fgh 70%fgh 67%gh 60%gh 51%
205
48%
302
55%
381
65%i
263
62%
274
59%
306
60%
326
61%
303
60%
189
65%
97
55%
383
19%
214
22%b
168
16%
78
32%efg
h
103
19%
118
20%
91
21%
71
15%
108
21%
95
18%
84
17%
66
23%
30
17%
187
9%
126
13%b
61
6%
86
16%jkl
51
9%
21
5%
29
6%
83
37
16%nopq 7%
34
7%
22
8%
11
7%
152
8%
70
7%
82
8%
133
7%
39
4%
94
9%a
30
32
12%egh 10%h
Google+
120
6%
66
7%
54
5%
33
14%fgh
Tumblr
57
3%
36
4%b
20
2%
Flickr
35
2%
25
3%b
10
1%
6
3%h
Google Latitude
34
2%
15
2%
19
2%
11
5%fgh
Facebook Places
33
2%
19
2%
14
1%
17
7%defg
h
MySpace
18
1%
9
1%
8
1%
20
8%
70
29%def
gh
89
28%fgh
79
21%gh
60
17%h
39
13%
38
9%
41
13%h
39
10%h
30
9%
32
11%h
24
6%
8
2%
4
1%
3
1%
41
8%
37
6%
40
9%
34
7%
53
10%no
34
6%
32
6%
25
9%
9
5%
23
6%h
23
7%h
17
6%h
8
2%
34
6%
40
7%
35
8%
24
5%
37
7%
35
7%
27
5%
20
7%
13
7%
30
8%gh
15
4%h
9
3%
4
1%
31
6%
33
6%
27
6%
29
6%
41
8%n
22
4%
29
6%
18
6%
9
5%
8
2%h
3
1%
2
1%
13
2%
18
3%
14
3%
12
3%
24
5%o
14
3%
7
1%
7
2%
5
3%
3
1%
11
3%h
7
2%h
6
2%h
2
*
13
2%
11
2%
7
2%
4
1%
20
4%no
3
1%
3
1%
6
2%
2
1%
11
3%fh
6
1%h
2
1%
4
1%h
8
1%
9
2%
13
3%
4
1%
15
3%o
9
2%
4
1%
3
1%
3
1%
6
2%gh
6
2%gh
3
1%
10
2%
10
2%
8
2%
5
1%
14
3%o
9
2%
2
*
3
1%
4
2%
6
2%h
2
1%
2
*
3
1%
1
*
8
1%
3
*
2
1%
5
1%
12
2%np
1
*
4
1%
1
*
1
*
42
24
13%efgh 6%fgh
29
9%fgh
33
12
13%defg 4%fgh
h
4
2%
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
Prepared by ICM Unlimited - Confidential
Page 37
Table 30
Do you regularly use any of the following social media services on a computer?
Base: All respondents
Gender
Total
Weighted base
Age
Social Class
Region
Male
(a)
Female
(b)
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
45-54
(f)
55-64
(g)
65+
(h)
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
C2
(k)
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
North
England
(o)
1029
242
323
383
424
533
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
Scotland
(q)
2018
989
343
303
424
545
585
464
513
506
291
175
orkut
10
*
1
*
9
1%a
5
2%h
2
1%
2
1%
1
*
3
*
3
*
3
1%
1
*
2
*
4
1%
2
*
1
*
bebo
9
*
6
1%
4
*
1
1%
5
2%fh
3
1%
4
1%
2
*
2
*
1
*
1
*
5
1%
3
2%o
hi5
8
*
3
*
5
*
1
*
3
1%
2
1%
*
*
1
*
5
1%
2
*
1
*
1
*
3
1%
2
*
2
*
1
1%
Friendster
7
*
3
*
5
*
5
2%egh
2
1%
1
*
3
1%
1
*
2
*
2
*
3
1%
2
*
2
*
Gowalla
6
*
2
*
4
*
3
1%
1
*
1
*
1
*
1
*
3
1%
2
*
1
*
4
1%
1
*
foursquare
4
*
3
*
1
*
2
1%
2
1%
1
*
2
*
1
*
1
*
2
*
1
*
1
*
1
*
28
1%
13
1%
14
1%
9
4%efh
5
2%
2
1%
2
1%
5
2%
4
1%
9
2%
9
2%
6
1%
3
1%
8
2%
6
1%
7
1%
5
2%
3
2%
661
33%
328
33%
334
32%
71
22%
105
27%c
118
120
207
192
34%cd 40%cde 49%cde 35%j
fg
173
30%
127
30%
170
37%j
160
31%
168
32%
173
34%
94
32%
65
37%
40
17%
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
Page 38
Table 31
Do you regularly use any of the following social media services on a mobile phone?
Base: All respondents
Gender
Total
Age
Social Class
Region
Male
(a)
Female
(b)
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
45-54
(f)
55-64
(g)
65+
(h)
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
C2
(k)
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
North
England
(o)
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
Scotland
(q)
Unweighted base
2018
900
1118
179
311
392
370
328
438
778
553
252
435
557
500
524
283
154
Weighted base
2018
989
1029
242
323
383
343
303
424
545
585
424
464
513
533
506
291
175
244
47%
233
44%
219
43%
135
46%
83
48%
914
45%
393
40%
521
51%a
165
211
228
145
68%fgh 65%fgh 59%fgh 42%gh
311
15%
162
16%
149
15%
222
11%
79
8%
143
14%a
100
5%
71
7%b
30
3%
15
6%h
90
4%
25
2%
66
6%a
Google+
60
3%
38
4%b
22
2%
Tumblr
43
2%
24
2%
19
2%
Facebook Places
37
2%
18
2%
19
2%
12
5%gh
Google Latitude
20
1%
10
1%
10
1%
Flickr
15
1%
12
1%b
MySpace
14
1%
8
1%
65
27%fgh
87
29%h
78
18%
228
42%
304
52%il
215
51%il
168
36%
91
28%efg
h
77
20%gh
49
14%gh
18
6%h
11
3%
88
16%l
117
20%l
69
16%l
37
8%
94
18%o
84
16%o
54
11%
47
16%
32
18%o
84
70
35%def 22%efg
gh
h
43
11%fgh
15
5%h
6
2%
4
1%
57
10%
65
11%
58
14%
42
9%
74
14%n
47
9%
51
10%
33
11%
17
10%
28
7%gh
12
4%
9
3%
6
1%
44
8%jl
22
4%
19
5%
15
3%
51
20
10%nopq 4%
16
3%
7
2%
7
4%
25
29
10%efgh 9%fgh
19
5%h
10
3%h
7
2%h
24
4%
28
5%
23
5%
15
3%
34
7%o
22
4%
17
3%
11
4%
7
4%
10
4%gh
16
4%gh
13
4%gh
2
1%
2
*
23
4%
15
3%
10
2%
12
3%
25
5%o
16
3%
9
2%
8
3%
3
2%
3
1%
2
1%
1
*
7
1%
12
2%
13
3%
10
2%
16
3%
13
2%
6
1%
3
1%
5
3%
10
3%gh
8
2%gh
8
2%gh
10
2%
12
2%
9
2%
6
1%
14
3%o
14
3%
4
1%
1
1%
4
3%
3
1%
4
1%
9
2%gh
2
1%
1
*
1
*
4
1%
6
1%
5
1%
4
1%
9
2%
6
1%
3
1%
1
*
1
*
2
*
5
2%h
2
*
7
2%fh
*
*
1
*
8
1%
3
1%
1
*
2
*
1
*
1
*
2
1%
*
*
6
1%
3
1%
3
1%
5
1%
2
*
1
*
5
1%
5
1%
4
1%
4
1%
2
*
30
9%fgh
17
5%gh
27
10
11%defg 3%egh
h
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
11
2%no
8
2%
Page 39
Table 31
Do you regularly use any of the following social media services on a mobile phone?
Base: All respondents
Gender
Total
Weighted base
2018
Age
Social Class
Region
Male
(a)
Female
(b)
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
45-54
(f)
55-64
(g)
65+
(h)
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
C2
(k)
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
North
England
(o)
989
1029
242
323
383
545
585
513
533
506
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
Scotland
(q)
291
175
343
303
424
424
464
Friendster
13
1%
7
1%
6
1%
7
3%fgh
3
1%
2
1%
6
1%
4
1%
2
*
1
*
5
1%
3
*
3
1%
3
1%
foursquare
11
1%
8
1%
3
*
2
1%
2
*
6
2%gh
1
*
3
1%
5
1%
2
1%
1
*
7
1%
2
*
1
*
1
*
orkut
8
*
2
*
6
1%
4
2%h
1
*
2
1%
*
*
2
*
6
1%
1
*
1
*
4
1%
2
1%
hi5
7
*
4
*
2
*
1
*
1
*
4
1%
2
*
1
*
3
1%
4
1%
1
*
1
*
1
*
Gowalla
5
*
3
*
3
*
3
1%
1
*
1
*
2
*
3
1%
2
*
1
*
3
1%o
bebo
5
*
4
*
1
*
1
*
3
1%
1
*
3
1%
2
*
2
*
2
*
1
*
16
1%
8
1%
7
1%
5
2%
4
1%
2
*
1
*
2
1%
1
*
9
2%l
3
1%
2
*
2
*
2
*
3
1%
5
1%
3
1%
2
1%
974
48%
524
53%b
449
44%
50
21%
72
22%
259
49%
260
51%
145
50%
76
43%
130
174
206
342
276
34%cd 51%cde 68%cde 81%cde 51%jk
f
fg
255
44%
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
175
41%
268
233
58%ijk 45%
Page 40
Table 32
Do you regularly use any of the following social media websites and services at least once a week on a tablet computer (like an iPad or Galaxy)?
Base: All respondents
Gender
Total
Male
(a)
Age
Female
(b)
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
Social Class
45-54
(f)
55-64
(g)
65+
(h)
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
Region
C2
(k)
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
North
England
(o)
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
Scotland
(q)
Unweighted base
2018
900
1118
179
311
392
370
328
438
778
553
252
435
557
500
524
283
154
Weighted base
2018
989
1029
242
323
383
343
303
424
545
585
424
464
513
533
506
291
175
153
106
40%fgh 31%
87
29%
102
24%
169
31%
215
37%il
140
33%
119
26%
175
34%
151
28%
151
30%
110
38%no
56
32%
16
5%
14
3%
56
10%l
63
11%l
46
11%
31
7%
59
12%
46
9%
41
8%
29
10%
20
11%
643
32%
273
28%
370
36%a
79
33%
117
36%h
196
10%
108
11%
87
8%
21
9%h
58
18%cfg
h
MySpace
7
*
4
*
3
*
2
1%
1
*
3
1%
2
*
1
*
4
1%
5
1%n
2
*
bebo
6
*
4
*
2
*
3
1%
3
1%
2
*
2
*
2
*
1
*
4
1%
1
*
Friendster
7
*
2
*
4
*
4
2%h
2
1%
1
*
4
1%
1
*
2
*
2
*
3
*
2
*
1
*
orkut
3
*
3
*
1
*
2
1%
2
*
2
*
1
*
2
*
hi5
8
*
4
*
4
*
3
1%
1
*
2
1%
*
*
1
*
2
*
3
*
1
*
2
1%
6
1%n
2
*
24
2%
8
3%
39
7%jkl
19
3%
12
3%
9
2%
9
3%
3
2%
79
4%
56
6%b
24
7%fh
58
15%fgh
20
5%h
29
8%h
9
3%
12
4%
7
2%
40
17
8%nopq 3%
10
2%
Foursquare
9
*
4
*
4
*
5
2%gh
2
1%
1
*
1
*
4
1%
2
*
2
*
1
*
4
1%
4
1%
1
*
1
*
Gowalla
8
*
2
*
6
1%
6
2%efgh
1
*
1
*
4
1%
1
*
2
1%
1
*
6
1%o
1
*
Facebook Places
13
1%
5
*
8
1%
5
2%h
7
2%efgh
1
*
*
*
8
1%k
3
*
2
*
7
1%
2
*
1
*
1
1%
1
*
Google Latitude
18
1%
11
1%
6
1%
5
1%h
1
*
1
*
7
1%
2
*
7
2%
1
*
5
1%
8
1%
4
1%
11
5%efgh
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
Prepared by ICM Unlimited - Confidential
Page 41
Table 32
Do you regularly use any of the following social media websites and services at least once a week on a tablet computer (like an iPad or Galaxy)?
Base: All respondents
Gender
Total
Weighted base
2018
Age
Male
(a)
Female
(b)
18-24
(c)
25-34
(d)
35-44
(e)
45-54
(f)
55-64
(g)
65+
(h)
AB
(i)
C1
(j)
C2
(k)
DE
(l)
South
East
(m)
Midlands
(n)
989
1029
242
323
383
343
303
424
545
585
424
464
513
533
506
44
2%
26
3%
18
2%
10
4%h
Flickr
24
1%
12
1%
13
1%
10
4%dfh
97
5%
41
4%
56
5%
26
11%fgh
25
8%fgh
69
3%
11
1%
57
6%a
16
6%eh
22
7%egh
Tumblr
21
1%
8
1%
14
1%
10
4%efgh
None of these
7
*
1263
63%
Region
North
England
(o)
Google+
Social Class
4
*
3
*
653
66%b
609
59%
2
1%
131
54%
11
3%h
9
2%
8
2%
4
1%
3
1%
2
1%
7
2%h
1
*
4
1%h
21
5%g
9
3%
6
2%
12
3%h
Scotland
(q)
291
175
15
3%
11
2%
6
1%
12
3%
20
4%o
9
2%
6
1%
6
2%
3
2%
5
1%
4
1%
10
2%
5
1%
9
2%o
6
1%
1
*
5
2%o
2
1%
4
1%
12
3%
27
5%
27
5%
21
5%
22
5%
37
7%np
21
4%
25
5%
10
3%
5
3%
9
3%
4
1%
24
4%
23
4%
11
3%
10
2%
23
4%
15
3%
13
3%
15
5%
3
2%
5
1%
3
1%
3
1%
10
2%
5
1%
5
1%
1
*
1
*
2
*
2
*
3
1%
1
*
348
60%
255
60%
337
67%m
174
60%
109
62%
7
2%h
2
*
2
*
1
*
1
*
10
2%
1
*
*
*
1
*
2
1%
4
1%
172
53%
211
55%
223
205
319
337
65%cde 68%cde 75%cde 62%
fg
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n/o/p/q/r
** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
Wales
&
South
West
(p)
322
301
69%ijk 59%
342
64%