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How Londoners and Parisians saw their cities on the eve of the pandemic
New Ipsos polling with King's College London's Policy Institute and Universite de Paris reveals the attitudes and views of Parisians and Londoners on the eve of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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3 in 10 Britons are worried about paying their rent or mortgage
More are dipping into their savings or spending on credit cards due to the coronavirus outbreak
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Britons increasingly abiding by the COVID-19 rules, with social responsibility and the NHS the primary drivers
Our new poll shows an 11 percentage point increase in the number of Britons claiming to be following the coronavirus rules.
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Half of Britons believe Trump’s re-election would negatively impact the UK’s “special relationship”
While few believe Trump would have a positive impact on the UK's relationship with the US, more are hopeful about Biden
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New research shows how far employers have to go to meet the needs of women experiencing the menopause
Six in 10 (60%) of those who have experienced 3 or more symptoms would like to see their employer do more, while over half (55%) say they would feel more positively about a company who had a menopause awareness programme according to new Ipsos research for World Menopause Day.
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Record public support for Scottish independence
Ipsos’s Scottish Political Monitor, run in partnership with STV News, finds the highest level of support for independence yet recorded among the Scottish public.
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It’s all trick, no treat for Britons celebrating Halloween this year
New polling from Ipsos shows we can expect changes in the way Halloween is celebrated this year due to the coronavirus.
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Majority of Britons support local lockdowns, even if it impacts them directly
New Ipsos poll shows seven in ten support local lockdowns in areas where coronavirus is rising.
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Demand for business leaders to speak out on social and political issues rises, amid growing alarm about climate change and coronavirus
Research from Ipsos and the Good Business Festival highlights that two-thirds of people want business leaders to speak out on social and political issues, as disillusionment in government persists.
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Majority of Britons think things are headed in the ‘wrong direction’ – first time this year
Ipsos's October 2020 Political Pulse shows fewer than one in five (18%) now think the country is headed in the right direction.