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• Politics Survey

  Ipsos February 2010 Political Monitor

  Among those who are "absolutely certain to vote", 37% say they would vote Conservative, 32% Labour and 19% Liberal Democrat. Assuming a national uniform swing, these shares of the votes would make Labour the largest party in a hung Parliament (with about 294 seats to the Tories' 275).

  25.02.10
• Environment Survey

  Climate Change Omnibus: Great Britain

  A short tracking survey to investigate peoples attitudes towards and perception of the issue of Climate Change.

  24.02.10
• Education Survey

  Partnerships for Schools: Stakeholder Perceptions Survey 2010

  Building Schools for the Future (BSF) will help improve education in their area by providing young people, teachers and communities with schools and facilities fit for the 21st century, according to over 90 per cent of local authorities and private sector companies interviewed by Ipsos.

  24.02.10
• Politics Survey

  Worcester's Weblog: Like him, like his party

  Sir Robert Worcester examines how floating voters are much more likely to vote based on image rather than issues.

  23.02.10
• Investors Survey

  Ipsos Health examine the critical issues

  Recent articles from Ipsos Health examine the critical issues impacting on the global healthcare sector.

  23.02.10

• Pulse Check

  Pulse Check delivers key insights from Ipsos' Political Monitor, Political Pulse, and Public Services data, along with reactive polling, to help you navigate the evolving political landscape.

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• Consumers Publication

  The Future of Radio

  In June 2009, the UK Government published its Digital Britain Report, which
  lays out the requirements for a country living and working in the digital age.
  Specifically for radio, this means the migration from analogue to digital
  broadcasting. In this context, Ipsos MediaCT looked at the implications of
  the Government's forecasts and the barriers to be overcome to ensure
  success.

  22.02.10
• Politics Survey

  Ipsos February 2010 Issues Index

  Ipsos's February Issues Index shows that the economy remains the most important issue facing the country today, as has been the case since September 2008.

  18.02.10
• Politics Survey

  Analysis: Population change, turnout & the election

  Dr Roger Mortimore explores how an older, more middle class Britain is giving David Cameron a chance to reach Downing Street

  16.02.10
• Politics Survey

  The challenge of our young people

  Whoever wins the election, and whatever the next regime has in store for public services, one key issue will remain our young people, says Ben Page, Chief Executive, Ipsos.

  16.02.10
• Investors Survey

  Jobs outlook worse this quarter as pain spreads to public sector quicker than private sector recovery

  More redundancies and a drop in employment is expected in the public sector according to the latest Labour Market Outlook survey

  15.02.10
• Investors Survey

  It's the economy stupid... but not at the cost of trust

  Ipsos's Reputation Council members are most concerned about the economy and trust in 2010.

  15.02.10