evidence: Young people were most likely to think that paid leave should be split evenly between both parents, with almost half (48%) of 18-24 year olds saying this compared to 17% of those aged 75+. [...] Attitudes varied by gender, age, education, income and socioeconomic status. Women (77%) and younger people (77% of 35-44 year olds) were more likely to agree that society puts too much pressure on girls and women to have a sexualised appearance than men (68%) and older people (57% of those aged 75 and above). Additionally, degree holders (82%), those with the highest household income (80%) and people in managerial and professional occupations as well as employers in small organisations and self-employed (77%) were more likely to support this statement than people with no qualification (59%), those with the lowest household income (65%) and those in lower supervisory and technical occupations (63%).