On 31 July 2026, We put a straightforward question to you on X (Formally known as Twitter) If Poland offered practical help dealing with the UK’s immigration pressures, defending our borders, and assisting with deportations, would you support it? The response was limited but clear in tone. Of the comments left under the post, most were positive. One reader simply replied, “Lovely yes please and thank you.” Another said the UK needs outside help “because our own government

That is the question put to the public this week by us on our X @UK_Dispatch_ in a simple “YOUR SAY” post. It lands at a moment of fresh political turnover: Andy Burnham has only just become Prime Minister, and on 20 July 2026 he appointed former Defence Secretary John Healey as Chancellor in place of Rachel Reeves. Martin Lewis, the founder of MoneySavingExpert and Britain’s most trusted personal-finance voice, is once again being floated as the outsider who could do the jo

As Andy Burnham succeeds Keir Starmer as Britain’s seventh prime minister in a decade, We asked you on X post. Who'd you like out of two people to be prime minister, ex-Conservative Liz Truss or Andy Burnham? The post, which appears to feature a side-by-side comparison (common in such opinion polls), quickly drew attention amid news that Burnham was poised to replace Sir Keir Starmer. While engagement remained modest (around 500+ views and a handful of interactions at the ti

An opinion poll run buy us on X directly asking people "Before interacting with someone on a political post do you check there page/ account to see if they are right wing or left wing?" In an era where social media feeds are saturated with political commentary, a recent post on X has sparked introspection about how users decide whom to engage with. Independent journalist @thefrogUKD who also works for UK Dispatch posed a straightforward question on July 16, 2026: “Before int

In the wake of Nigel Farage’s dramatic resignation as MP for Clacton on July 7, 2026, a fresh YouGov snap poll reveals widespread scepticism among the British public about his decision to trigger a by-election he plans to contest again. The poll shows 43% of Britons oppose the move, compared to just 24% in favour, with the remainder undecided or neutral. Many view it as an unnecessary disruption rather than a genuine “people versus the establishment” test, especially amid ong

An opinion poll run buy us on X by has gone viral, directly asking followers: “Who’s more determined to vote for Nigel Farage/Reform now Mainstream Media have turned up to his address where his daughter was allegedly ‘harassed’?”Posted on July 7, 2026, the message frames recent media activity at a property linked to Farage as potential backlash fuel for his party. It taps into a heated narrative that intrusive journalism could solidify voter loyalty among those already sympat