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Release date
April 2019
Region
United Kingdom
Survey time period
2014 to 2018
Number of respondents
2,384*
Age group
16 years and older
Method of interview
Computer-assisted personal interviews (CAPI)
Supplementary notes
*n (2018) = 2,384; n (2017) = 2,386; n (2016) = 2,069; n (2015) = 2,107; n (2014) = 2,074.
Original survey question: "Thinking specifically about people in the public eye - that is celebrities, politicians and other public figures rather than the general public - which one, if any, of these sources do you feel is the most intrusive into the lives of these people?"
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