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Expectations about when life will return to pre-COVID normal vary widely across the world
Almost half of adults say their mental health has worsened during the pandemic, but nearly one quarter say it improved since the beginning of 2021
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Findings from latest COVID-19 REACT-1 study published
Findings from the tenth report of REACT-1, one of the country’s largest studies into COVID-19 infections in England, have been published today (Thursday 8 April) by Imperial College London and Ipsos.
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SNP retains strong lead as independence dominates voters’ concerns
The latest findings from Ipsos’s Scottish Political Monitor, run in partnership with STV News, show that just 3% of voters plan to vote for the Alba Party on the regional list at the Holyrood elections on 6th May.
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More Britons think things heading in ‘right direction’ than ‘wrong direction for the first time since last April
Britons become more positive about the direction of their country while the number of people who think Brexit has had a positive impact on the country increases
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One year in, more Britons unfavourable towards Keir Starmer than favourable
Ipsos takes a look at how Keir Starmer is performing one year into his tenure as leader of the Labour Party.
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Life after Brexit – Britons predict more expensive food prices and falling EU migration
New polling by Ipsos, in partnership with the EU|UK Forum, shows that Britons are expecting food prices to become more expensive, fewer migrants to come to the UK from EU countries and holidaying in the EU to become more difficult.
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Majority of Britons support vaccine passports but recognise concerns in new Ipsos UK KnowledgePanel poll
New survey shows significant support for vaccine passports however, some are concerned about the potential issues they could cause
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Ipsos Issues Index: March 2021
Public concern about Coronavirus drops sharply, but it remains the biggest issue facing Britain
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British public say Churchill, followed by Thatcher, did best job as Prime Minister
A new Ipsos online poll shows that Winston Churchill is the top-ranked Prime Minister since the Second World War in terms of those believing they did a ‘good job’, followed by Margaret Thatcher, then Tony Blair.
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Geography and gender: Britons stand out for views on two types of inequality, while age divide splits opinions on race
By international standards the British public are particularly concerned about geographical inequalities – but among the least likely to be worried about gender inequality, according to a new 28-country study