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Public Attitudes Towards Scotland's Constitutional Future
The poll explored attitudes towards a range of issues surrounding the constitutional debate, including independence, devolution max, the impact of independence, important issues in the debate and who should lead the 'no'campaign.
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Sunday's new Sun gets a warm reception from readers
Was the launch of the Sunday edition of a title that's been around for 43 years a good idea or not? Rupert Murdoch clearly thought so, but what about the nation as a whole?
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Consumers feel better off in 2012, and are more likely to be in a position to save
Financial Statement Blog: Chris O'Brien suggests now is the time for financial services companies, and the Government, to encourage consumers to save for the future.
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Shared ownership: low knowledge and interest
Lack of information and uncertainty about eligibility are the biggest barriers to private renters buying a home through a shared ownership scheme according to new research by Ipsos for Catalyst Housing Limited.
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The voters love me, the voters love me not
Ipsos's latest Political Monitor shows Labour regaining the lead over the Conservatives, but none of the party leaders will be completely happy with their situation.
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Thinking Reputation - February 2012
The latest news, views and updates on our latest research findings from the Ipsos Reputation Centre.
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Labour seen as best party on health care but English split on private provision in the NHS
An Ipsos poll for the HSJ shows the Labour Party holds an 18 point lead over the Conservative Party as being seen as the party with the best policies on health care
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Scots back inclusion of `Devolution Max' question in referendum
Six in 10 Scots want the referendum on Scotland's constitutional future to include a separate question on the proposal for substantial new powers to the Scottish Parliament, known as `Devolution Max'.
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Can Johann Lamont reverse Labour's decline in Scotland?
The new Scottish Labour leader has to define her vision for Scotland's future, and fast, as she prepares to help her party defend control of Glasgow City Council
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Economic optimism falls when Scots consider independence
The prospect of Scotland becoming an independent country leaves the public feeling less optimistic about their personal financial situation and about economic conditions in Scotland, according to our latest poll in the Times.