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What do the public want from politicians when it comes to health and social care?
In a new blog post, our Health and Social Care research team looks at what health and social care policies the electorate are looking for from politicians in this general election
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89% of Britons concerned about NHS strain, 46% support NHS paying for private treatment where necessary to treat more patients
A new Ipsos poll looks at voters' attitudes towards allowing private companies to provide NHS healthcare services.
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7 in 10 Britons believe immigrants place extra pressure on the NHS
In the run up to the election, Ipsos is looking at common perceptions and misperceptions that might be affecting voters’ views about the NHS.
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Businesses more likely to back Labour than the Conservatives to be the next government
Businesses place Labour above the Conservatives for managing the economy, and for helping people in work, according to a new Ipsos Omnibus poll ahead of the General Election.
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NHS is the main reason why voters plan to cast their ballot for Labour, the economy is the main reason for Conservatives
New Ipsos poll examines why voters are considering voting for different political parties in this 2024 general election
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Around half of Britons support junior doctors strikes as 3 in 5 believe government doing a bad job at negotiating with unions
New polling from Ipsos has found that around half of Britons (52%) support junior doctors taking strike action - a rise of 6 percentage points since May
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Ipsos research explores barriers to opening up about experiencing problems with gambling
New Ipsos release for GambleAware shows public support for greater regulation of gambling advertisement, and an increase in gambling behaviour during major sporting events
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Global attitudes to crime and law enforcement
This 31-country study tracks how people around the world see crime playing out in their communities, what they want governments to do, and how much trust they have in law enforcement.
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Labour maintains lead with Conservatives falling back to equal their lowest ever vote share
Rishi Sunak records the worst net satisfaction rating for a Prime Minister at this stage of an election campaign going back to 1979