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2019 Young People & Gambling Survey
The Gambling Commission’s annual study, produced by Ipsos, examining trends in gambling participation among young people in Great Britain is published today.
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The State of the State in 2019
Deloitte commissioned Ipsos to survey UK adults on their attitudes to some of the key challenges facing the public sector: tax and spending, public services, social mobility, devolution, and the environment
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The State of Wales: Key trends for the future
Instability and concern over the future of Wales are the key themes from this year’s Ipsos survey amongst Welsh Assembly Members.
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Ipsos Research Highlights - October 2019
This month's Ipsos research highlights include net satisfaction with how the government is running the country now stands at minus 67, the public are still divided on Brexit and we explore how British attitudes to moral and social issues have become significantly more liberal.
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Packaging Perfection | Webinar
Following our Packaging Perfection webinar you can now access the slides and recording of the presentation.
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Sport, recreational and fitness activities for adults (aged 16+) in England
The May 2018 / 2019 Active Lives survey of adults for Sport England has been released.
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British public continue to be more satisfied with Johnson’s approach to Brexit than Corbyn’s as majority see a no-deal Brexit outcome as likely
New research from Ipsos shows that a majority of GB adults aged 18-75 think it is likely that Britain will leave the EU without a deal.
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How To Fight Back: Nurture Your Brand's Mental Network
Discover how long term brand building supported by strong creative and great customer service can cause your brand to be thought of at the moments that matter.
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Building a Stronger Britain Together Progress Report 2019
Building a Stronger Britain Together (BSBT) was launched by the Home Office in 2016 as the main work programme under the government’s 2015 Counter-Extremism Strategy.
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Is a lack of understanding the crux of the sexual harassment dilemma?
According to an Ipsos poll, less than a third (30%) of people in Britain think that nowadays, reports of sexual harassment are generally ignored. But is this really the case? Ilya Cereso reflects on a widespread lack of understanding around what constitutes sexual harassment, and its prevalence.