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Britain lags behind Canada and the U.S. in new Inclusiveness Index
Britain ranks 10th out of 27 countries in Ipsos's new Inclusiveness Index.
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Most Britons would have no concerns about a royal same-sex marriage
Majority would not be concerned at all by a same-sex marriage in the Royal Family according to a new Ipsos poll for King's College London's Polling Club.
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Trust: a crucial line of code when applying Artificial Intelligence to Healthcare
Trust and reputation are essential considerations for companies seeking to deliver AI technology in healthcare. It is vital to demonstrate transparency, and have meaningful engagement with the influencers that help shape public opinion, as well as the stakeholders that are instrumental in determining the regulatory response to new uses of personal data.
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A review of survey research on Muslims in Britain
A new report by Ipsos brings together and analyses research from various sources and explores the attitudes of British Muslims as well as the views of the public towards Muslims.
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Diversity matters (and inclusion does, too)
In our latest blog, Jordana Moser, Senior Research Executive at Ipsos LEAD, discusses how diversity and inclusion affects employee engagement.
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General Election 2017
A consolidated view of Ipsos polling and analysis of the 2017 UK General Election with our key long term social and political trends.
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Ipsos Research Highlights - May 2017
Ipsos's Research Highlights for May 2017 includes a rise in the Labour vote share but most still expect a Conservative majority in the General Election.
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Most think Theresa May will not achieve her target to cut net migration to the “tens of thousands”
New polling by Ipsos finds most Britons are pessimistic about Theresa May’s likelihood of success to hit her target to cut net migration to the “tens of thousands” in the next few years.
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May’s striking ratings suggest she will outdo her predecessor
Gideon Skinner blogs for The Times Red Box on Theresa May's striking ratings among the public.
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Half of public support more immigration by highly skilled workers
A new Ipsos/King’s College London survey asked whether more or fewer immigrants of various types and from various parts of the world should be allowed to come to Britain.