81% of Britons say society is divided, rising to 91% of those aged 55-75 and 90% of Reform UK voters.
Little public support for doctors strikes
Most of the public do not believe statistics and many do not understand percentages, new research by Ipsos on the eve of World Statistics Day shows.
The Coalition's messages on the economy appear to be getting through, however people remain pessimistic about the future of Britain's economy.
Age UK and Ipsos have produced a report that examines what the general public, as well as delegates at the recent party conferences, feel about the entitlements that older people currently receive.
Keith Glasspoole, deputy chief operating officer, Ipsos ASI, examines the Tippexperience and asks if it really helped the brand as much as it could have.
Scots are prepared to see some spending reductions but do not want NHS budgets cut,, according to an Ipsos Survey for BBC Scotland.
As the SNP gathers in Perth for its 76th annual conference, Ipsos has produced a briefing pack to illustrate the party's historical and current polling performance and to highlight the issues that are likely to dominate next year's election campaign.
Scots acknowledge the need for spending cuts but want the cuts to happen slowly to protect services according to an Ipsos survey for BBC Scotland.
Fifty-five per cent of people have not heard of the goverment's Big Society policy according to an Ipsos survey commissioned by the RSA.
