Some 56% of people believe the UK will have either broken up or become a lot more devolved by 2030, a poll has revealed.

The survey by policy and communications agency DHA also found 52% believe councils should have the most control over services.

Some two-thirds feel they have little or no influence over decision making.

More than half (52%) think our electoral system is outdated, less than a quarter want to keep England’s constitutional arrangements as they are, but only one in four would support an English parliament.