Headline results from the April 2010 survey:

- Most people think their health is good and that their diet is healthy. Diet is considered the most important factor for promoting or maintaining health.

- Most valued services provided by government are health care and education. Aid to developing countries is valued least.

- There was great concern about the earthquake in Haiti and its impact on local people, although some scepticism about the accuracy of media reporting.

- Immediate humanitarian assistance after the earthquake was considered to have been effective, while there was much more scepticism about the effectiveness of long-term assistance.

- Most respondents appreciated the interdependencies between the life of people in the UK and what happens in other parts of the world, especially relating to the economy.

- Around a half of respondents thought the time had come to rethink how the world is governed.

- Almost half of respondents supported the idea of the Tobin/’Robin Hood’ tax.

For an extended overview of the results as a PDF file click here.