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Wellcome Trust Monitor Report Wave 3 - April 2016
The Wellcome Trust Monitor research conducted by Ipsos is designed to measure the public's awareness, interests, knowledge and attitudes in relation to science and biomedical research.
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Economist / Ipsos March 2016 Issues Index
The March 2016 Economist/Ipsos Issues Index shows the prominence of the European Union as an issue continuing to increase, with 23% now mentioning it as one of the most important issues facing Britain. Meanwhile, concern with crime has fallen to a 25-year low.
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Dementia Advisers Survey
Ipsos was commissioned by Age UK on behalf of the Department of Health to undertake a survey into the provision of dementia adviser services across England.
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7 out of 10 Britons use a Smartphone to access the Internet
Ipsos Connect's Tech Tracker is a quarterly, GB nationally representative research survey which measures the emerging trends and developments in technology.
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State of play in Scotland
While the SNP looks likely to win the election, all the parties have much to play for, says Mark Diffley in Holyrood Magazine.
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Beyond the bubble - housing and the public
Ben Marshall blogs for Chartered Institute of Housing as they celebrate their centenary year.
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81% of Generation Y think it is harder for them to buy or rent a home to settle down in than it has been for others
New research by Ipsos for Shelter finds 74% of people in younger Generations X and Y of the view that it is harder for them to get a home to settle down in than it was for their parents' generation.
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Ipsos Research Highlights - March 2016
Ipsos's research highlights for March 2016 reveals the latest on the EU referendum; we reflect on equality for women; and on pessimism about propspacta for Generation Y.
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US Millennials are most likely to identify as "working class"
New analysis by Ipsos of the General Social Survey has found that a majority of Millennials (those adults born since 1980 - known as "Generation Y" in the UK) identify as working class.
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Generation Y are less likely to be homeowners than Generation X at an equivalent age
New Ipsos analysis of the British Social Attitudes survey shows that the proportion of Generation Y who own their own home is significantly smaller than the proportion of Generation X homeowners when that generation was of a similar age.