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4 in 10 plan on celebrating Valentine’s Day this year, with romantic dinners at home, sending cards and having sex
New polling by Ipsos shows 4 in 10 Britons plan on celebrating Valentine's Day with their loved one this year.
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Cost of weekend crisis: more than half cut back on weekend spending due to cost of living
On weekends, 52% say they are going to restaurants less than a year ago, 43% to bars/clubs less, and 58% reducing shopping for non-essentials due to rising cost of living.
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These were the 8 best Super Bowl ads in 2023. Here's why, according to hard data from Ipsos
Ipsos analysed Super Bowl 2023 ads through both traditional and cutting-edge methods – from surveys to social listening to live communities – to provide a more robust and nuanced picture of success. Here are the Ipsos Creative Excellence Awards for the top performers in Super Bowl LVII.
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Half of Britons support a £10 fine for missed NHS appointments
A quarter of those who have avoided making a general practice appointment in the last year say this is because they found it too difficult
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Public think Keir Starmer is more likely to hold key leadership traits than Rishi Sunak
New Ipsos survey shows Keir Starmer leading Rishi Sunak on a number of key leadership traits seen as important to what makes a good Prime Minister.
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Being told average full-time salaries increases public support for newly qualified doctors and refuse collectors going on strike
New Ipsos polling shows public support for the UK's striking workers changes when they are told a profession’s average full-time salary.
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More than one in three Britons feel lonely – rising to more than half of those aged 18-24
New polling in partnership with Sky News shows the effect rising cost of living is having on younger Britons
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Valentine's Day: How satisfied are people with their love life?
Ipsos's global Love, Life, Satisfaction survey ahead of Valentine's Day finds Millennials are the most satisfied with their sex life, but Baby Boomers are the most likely to feel loved.
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Feasibility Study for future research on how people approach paying for care
The Department for Health and Social Care (DHSC) has commissioned Ipsos and the Care Policy Evaluation Centre (CPEC) at LSE to conduct a project to explore how to best collect data on adults’ care needs, care history and how people approach paying for care. DHSC needs robust, accurate and reliable information about these to understand how people interact with, and are supported by, the adult social care system.
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Shoppers giving back through our Winter Payment Testing Programme
Ipsos's UK Channel Performance teams up with LINK to provide items to foodbanks.