The Queen and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have been voted as the public figures who provide Britons with 'moral leadership' according to a poll. The findings released in a YouGov survey suggested that Britons looked towards the actions of  the Royal family ahead of church leaders like the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby. The poll surveyed 2,109 adults and asked respondents to choose three or four names from a list of public personalities who they believed showed strong moral leadership. Moral: The Queen was voted as the public figure who gave Britons the most moral leadership Poll: The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge got 30 per cent of the vote in the YouGov poll
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The poll surveyed 2,109 adults who chose from a list of public figures
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At least 34 per cent chose the Queen as providing strong moral leadership
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Pakistani teenager Malala Yousafzai landed 19 per cent of the vote
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Nigel Farage, of Ukip, got 39 per cent for 'worst' moral leadership
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