YouGov have now made the full results of their post-London bombings poll available on the web (a PDF accessible via this page). We can see that public opinion has gone from a 3 percent plurality (44-47) preferring that Britain distance itself from the US to a 16 percent plurality (52-36) believing that the UK should maintain its close alliance with America. Men are especially in favor of the alliance, by 60 percent to 32 percent. As for British troops and Iraq, comparisons are harder to draw because YouGov hasn’t asked the question in the same way. In the current poll, 48 percent believe they should stay as long as is necessary, 16 percent think they should leave within the year, 16 percent within the next three months and only 14 percent want an immediate withdrawal. As far as I am aware, the last UK poll to ask a similar question was a Populus poll for The Times on Feb. 6, which found that 66 percent thought British troops should leave and only 24 percent thought they should stay. So there appears to have been quite a turnaround there as well.