Of course this is significant, but again this kind of reporting just brushes over the fact that no-one asked will actually be impacted by it. Three quarters of *adult* Britons support it.
It's difficult to survey children and young people, it's not difficult to say you haven't
Exactly this it has mass support among the public and supporters of all big parties back it - just 11% oppose. Speaking to parents in focus groups they are desperate for govt action because it’s so hard to do at individual parent level because it means your kid missing out.