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The share of people who have stated they will not be working from outside their home has decreased since April.
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As of September 9th, the biggest change in behaviour in the UK is the use of face masks. Respondents in the UK are 8 times more likely to always wear face masks outside their home compared to April 1st. Across European countries surveyed the same week, Spain has the highest share of respondents who always wear a face mask outside their homes (94%) while Sweden has the lowest (2%).
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Between April and September, the share of respondents that report always avoiding gatherings of 3-10 people decreased from 91% to 40%.
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Between April and September, the share of respondents that report not at all avoiding going out increased from 4% to 25%, while the share of those that report always avoiding going out decreased from 40% to 15%.
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As of September 9th, 77% of respondents reported a lot or a fair amount of confidence in the UK’s healthcare system to respond to COVID-19. In contrast, 28% of respondents thought the Government was handling COVID-19 very well or somewhat well.
The percentage of respondents who reported ‘a lot of confidence’ in the healthcare system to respond to a COVID-19 outbreak has dropped from 39% to 26% since April 21st.
Responses about the perception of the government’s handling of the COVID-19 issue has remained relatively consistent since April 21st.
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The Cantril ladder serves as a proxy for life satisfaction. Life satisfaction is a powerful measure of the quality of people’s lives. The annual World Happiness Report attributes the differences over time and between countries to good health, income and the quality of social environment. These factors are changing under COVID-19, often in ways we have never experienced before. The YouGov life satisfaction data, collected regularly as the pandemic evolves in each surveyed country, provide a valuable barometer reading of life under COVID-19, reflecting each country’s institutions and policies.
Across European countries surveyed between August 28th and September 9th, the United Kingdom reported the lowest life satisfaction and Finland the highest.
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Across European countries surveyed between August 28th and September 9th, the United Kingdom and Spain had the most stringent government and Norway had the least stringent. The University of Oxford’s Government Stringency Index is a measure of the number and severity of measures put in place by the governments to address the COVID-19 pandemic.
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