People in the UK and Poland rated their governments worst on matters of trust and legitimacy in an EU-funded study
but the UK and Poland tended to rate worst on matters of trust and legitimacy. For example, Poland – in each case followed by the UK – had the highest percentage of people who felt their government’s values were mostly different to theirs, who felt their government usually ignores people like them and who think that their government acts unfairly towards people like them.
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