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Britain: bad 2017, better 2018?

According to a new survey by YouGov, the majority of Brits feel 2017 was a bad year for the country. Only 11 percent of respondents said it was a good twelve months for the country, perhaps symptomatic of the rising anti-Brexit sentiment and generally unstable political climate. Looking ahead, optimism just about beats pessimism for 2018 with 29 percent saying they feel the coming twelve months will be better and 24 percent saying it will be worse.

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This chart shows responses to a survey about 2017 and 2018 in Great Britain.

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Which of the following comes closest to your view on how well Brexit is going?*
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Do you think leaving the EU will have a good or bad effect on British jobs*, or will it make no difference?
How good or bad is education nationally in Great Britain? (October 2020 to April 2026)
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Main reasons people think Brexit has not turned out well, among those who thought it could have in 2023
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Following the referendum decision in 2016, how, if at at all, would you say your view of Britain has changed?*
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Share of respondents in China who agreed that the previous year was a bad one for the country in 2019 and 2020

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