new research by yougov suggests that almost half the country thinks it‘s been bad for their mental healthand it seems brexit has also been bad for our health. even politicians have reached new levels of exasperation. pure selfishness and political cowardice... this prime minister, to talk about morals, and morality, is a disgrace! 0n the streets, on social media, the debate has at times got out of hand. now the first case has been confirmed of a man suffering a psychotic episode triggered by brexit. 0ne psychotherapist has seen a rise in patients. people get physical symptoms of nausea, headaches, people who had previous illnesses get flare—ups of those illnesses. we have seen quite a few people who have suicidal ideas. new polling suggests 40% of britons have had their mental health affected by brexit, and 45% of londoners. i‘m really quite concerned. it wasn‘t something i had voted for or hoped for. not good, sorry. i don't pay attention to that. just too much effort. just sort of looking forward to it being over, however that happens. the man who got seriously ill did make a full recov

new research by yougov suggests that almost half the country thinks it's been bad for their mental healtht has been loud, it has been divisive, and it seems brexit has also been bad for our health. even politicians have reached new levels of exasperation. pure selfishness and political cowardice... this prime minister, to talk about morals, and morality, is a disgrace! 0n the streets, on social media, the debate has at times got out of hand. now the first case has been confirmed of a man suffering a psychotic episode triggered by brexit. 0ne psychotherapist has seen a rise in patients. people get physical symptoms of nausea, headaches, people who had previous illnesses get flareups of those illnesses. we have seen quite a few people who have suicidal ideas. new polling suggests a0% of britons have had their mental health affected by brexit, and a5% of londoners. i'm really quite concerned. it wasn't something i had voted for or hoped for. i don't pay attention to that. just too much effort. just sort of looking forward to it being over, however that happens. good luck with that. deal or n

new research by yougov suggests that almost half the country thinks it's been bad for their mental healths been loud and bad for our health. sheer selfishness and political cowardice. this prime minister to talk about morals and morality is a disgrace. on the streets, on social media, the debate has at times got out of hand. now the first case has been confirmed of a man suffering a psychotic episode triggered by brexit. 0ne a man suffering a psychotic episode triggered by brexit. one has seen a rise in patients. people get physical symptoms of nausea, headaches. people who had previous illnesses get flare—ups of those illnesses. we have seen quite a few people who have had suicidal ideas. new polling suggests 40% of britons have had their mental health affected by brexit. 45% of londoners. i am quite concerned, it wasn't something i voted for or hope for. not good, sorry. i don't give attention to that, too much effort. looking forward to it being over, however that happens. good luck with that. deal, or no deal in the coming weeks, uk's future relationship with the eu will take years to

a poll released today by yougov that half of millennials distress capitalism. 70% of millennials be willingo vote for a socialist. if you want shocked by this, it's because you have seen it before. polls like this appear to be everywhere all of a sudden. that ought to scare you. it's taking this 250 years to build this country. we can wreck it in a single generation. at this rate, we will. polls like this predict a looming disaster. in order to prevent that, we need to be clear about what has gone wrong. you often hear it said that young people support socialism because they have been brainwashed by their professors. of course, there is truth to that. if you've got kids in college, we let the most vital job in america, educating the next generation of citizens, to some of the most mediocre people in society. that's a huge problem. we need to fix it. but believe it or not, it's not the main problem. the main problem, the reason that capitalism increasingly is discredited and socialism is increasingly popular, is that our current system is making young people poor. go to college, you'll be su

a survey by yougov found eight in ten people have experienced early signs of stress, anxiety or troublews that feeling — when life gets on top of us... the dukes and duchesses of cambridge and sussex havejoined a host of celebrities to launch every mind matters, an online toolkit providing simple steps to tackle anxiety, low mood and problems sleeping. but some feel more investment is needed to support those with severe mental illnesses, where only a third of patients receive the treatment they need. for some people, whatever you do, you‘re still going to suffer, and the more severe forms of mental illness, they‘re not really amenable to these sorts of approaches, so you need expert help, and that‘s why we need psychiatrists to treat people, to encourage people to go into psychiatry, because there are gaps in our workforce. the government recognises more work is needed to meet a rising demand on services. it‘s hoped this new campaign will help stop early symptoms from escalating and reduce pressure on the health service. katharine da costa, bbc news. we're in this together. this is 0uts

here's one recent poll from yougov one on the situation now — the conservatives are on 36%, labour 24%elying on the dup for a majority. next election could be even more unpredictable. the uk is divided at least as much between leave and remain as between the parties and that could well influence results. if the polls were reflected in election now, and voters switched parties evenly across the country, the tories could be on course for an absolute majority but it won't be that simple. it never is. the tories will focus on winning voters in leave voting areas. in the top 50 labour held targets. 39 voted leave. places like stoke on north, 72% voted leave. dagenham and rainham, 70% leave. but the tories could lose these to other parties. places like stirling and gordon could go snp. places like cheltenham and winchester could go to the liberal democrats. they could lose votes although maybe not seats to nigel farage's brexit party which could hand seats to other parties. that us bring in robertson. we have a lot of questions. chris taylor would like to ask you...|j a lot of questions. chr

a survey by yougov found eight in ten people have experienced early signs of stress, anxiety or troublelp while three quarters of those wished they'd done so sooner. everyone knows that feeling when life gets on top of us. a number of celebrities and members of the royal family have previously spoken publicly about their own battles with mental health. now they've joined forces to launch an online toolkit to give simple personalised advice and information, from improved sleep to exercise and meditation as well as details of who to call in an emergency. the royal college of psychiatrists says it's a useful resource but warns it doesn't address the needs of patients with more severe mental illnesses and with one in ten psychiatric posts unfilled, it says there's an urgency to meet the needs of the most vulnerable. katherine da costa, bbc news. joining me now is dr yvonne doyle from public health england. thank you forjoining us. is this a useful film and website to help people? this whole package is a useful way of supporting people to look after their own mental health, on the basis that

that's why we launched the petition today to get 100,000 signatures on yougov so that the governmentin those discussions and i think at the time, really i think it was because not many women were choosing to do it then and because the science wasn‘t there as well. so it didn‘t come up wasn‘t there as well. so it didn‘t come up as an issue wasn‘t there as well. so it didn‘t come up as an issue because i campaigned for mothers who are freezing their eggs for their daughters to become mothers and that was the exception but for those women in their situation that didn‘t come up. thank you for your time. lots of you getting in touch throughout the programme about our interview with ian russell — the dad of 14—year—old molly russell who took her own life after viewing material on instagram about suicide and self harm. if you want to see more of ian russel‘s journey to the us and silicon valley where he‘s taken his campaign to clean up social media — the full documentary is available now on the bbc iplayer. i really would urge you to watch that because he‘s done incredible work. this text s

a survey by yougov found eight in ten people have experienced early signs of stress or anxiety or troublele sleeping over the last 12 months. over a quarter of people waited six months before getting help while three quarters of those wished they'd done so sooner. everyone knows that feeling. when life gets on top of us. a number of celebrities and members of the royal family have previously spoke publicly about their own battles with mental health. now they've joined forces to launch an on line toolkit to give simple personalised advice and information, from improved sleep to exercise and meditation as well as details of who to call in an emergency. the royal couege to call in an emergency. the royal college of psychiatrists says it's a useful resource but warns it doesn't address the needs of patients with more severe mental illnesses and with one in ten psychiatric posts unfilled, it says there is an urgency to meet the needs of the most vulnerable. katherine da costa, bbc news. scientists think they have managed to date a massive flare that originated from the centre of the milky way.

of communism memorial foundation, an amazing institution here in d.c., every year they do a pole yougovin their last pole, 52% of american millenials wished to live in a socialist or communist america. this is not funny, madam, it is not funny, it is deadly serious caused this ideology has estimated 100an million souls in the last century and people like alexandra ocasio-cortez, people -- bernie sanders and elizabeth warren wish to realize it here and we cannot let them. the --ebastian at votersan gorka at the summit. charlie, brooklyn, massachusetts. charlie says you could support elizabeth warren. yes.r: i have known her for 10 years, she is dead set on doing the things she has said. i will give you a few examples. in spite of massive lobbying by to create theaged consumer finance protection overu, which has returned $12 billion to people across the by -- the banks who had cheated customers as one of the callers had just said. she knows how to get things done, she is totally honest and very fierce and tenacious about doing it and she spent the last 30 years working on the problems she

yougov has been abandoned? you can wear the waterproofs, get the brolly out! you do it for a dry!se to your heart, because you have followed lots of the issues surrounding special needs education in the last few months? over the past few years actually we have been banging on about this issue, because so many of you out there tell us it is going wrong and it is important, and today this cross—party report inquiry said that actually, yeah, parents are right, it is not good enough. shameful is in fact a word used. good morning, everybody. shh! we don't want to set off the first night like we did in the last live hit x night like we did in the last live hitx might night like we did in the last live hit x might look at this, the best smile in the clash in! this speaks of confusion, bureaucratic nightmares, a lack of accountability —— set off the alexa like we did in the last live hit! now look at this. let's meet charles. good morning. you have had a long hard fight to get to the school, but tell us what it was like when things were going wrong. it was stressful. it wasn't nice at all

the latest, cbs news yougov poll has that approval at 60%. 63% said the house should cooperate with theaid they should not ask foreign countries for help with election campaigns. again, the white house really wants to believe that people don't understand the equation here. >> they do. >> and it's very clear. just anecdotally, you talk to people about it and they just don't like it. it rubs them the wrong way. they may not know about the legalities or illegalities of it which exist, but in simple terms, people are like, no, you don't do that. that's not right. >> david ignatius, only 12%, almost one in ten americans, are saying it's okay for foreign countries to interfere with our elections and it's okay for donald trump to do what he's doing. but the number in this poll that is so fascinating to me and also puts pressure on the white house, unless they just want to see their numbers just continue to collapse, is where almost two-thirds of americans are saying the white house needs to investigate -- or the white house needs to cooperate with this investigation, with this impeachment inqu

joining me now is peter kellner, former president of yougov. a well—known electoral expert. to get his way. whether he will get that december the 12th election. it does seem to depend on labour. their position at the moment isa labour. their position at the moment is a little bit undecided shall we say. if it was down to jeremy corbyn personally i think he would rather like an election in december. some of those closest would. a lot of labour mps of those closest would. a lot of labourmps are of those closest would. a lot of labour mps are really opposed to an early election. so does jeremy corbyn say we will vote for an alert —— like an early extent —— election and find half of his mps i disobey him and make them look ridiculous or does he say, no, we will abstain or vote against. not give the government the votes they need and then risk the government, boris johnson singh, he has slipped. he says he wants an election and doesn't want it. that is the decisionjeremy corbyn doesn't want it. that is the decision jeremy corbyn has to make. our labourmps decision jeremy corbyn h