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A Pensions System Fit For the 21st Century: The stories behind pension gaps

We’re not prepared for hot weather say Brits, with only half saying they would comply with hosepipe bans

New polling suggests only half (49%) of Britons would abide by hosepipe bans in their area if there was a drought, dropping to 35% of 16 to 34 year olds.

Rishi Sunak much more liked than the Conservative party

Only 26% say they like the Conservative party - its lowest score for 15 years

6 in 10 Britons are concerned about potential blackouts this winter

Only half feel prepared to cope with potential blackouts in their area if they happen.

Autumn Statement leaves more Britons feeling concerned than reassured about the economy, their financial circumstances and public services

8 in 10 think the British economy is in a poor state – with Covid, the global economy, Ukraine, and both Liz Truss/Kwasi Kwarteng’s policies and the Conservatives’ 12 years in office all held responsible

3 in 5 support planned nurses’ strikes, but almost half say the pay rise they’re asking for is too high

Just under a quarter (24%) of the public oppose the strike action by NHS nurses.

Public see Rachel Reeves as more capable Chancellor than Jeremy Hunt

Ahead of the Autumn Statement, first lead for a Labour Shadow Chancellor since June 2013

Britons most oppose raising council tax and VAT ahead of Autumn Statement

Ahead of the Chancellor's Autumn Statement, we look at which policies would, and would not, be popular among the British public

Labour more trusted on tax, spending and the cost of living as the budget looms

Many see the British economy in a poor state currently with many still unsure on Jeremy Hunt as Chancellor

Scots split over impact of independence on Scotland’s economy

New findings from Ipsos’s UK KnowledgePanel survey show that both the Scottish and UK publics are increasingly gloomy about our economic prospects as the cost of living crisis deepens.