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Cyber Security Breaches 2024
The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT), in partnership with the Home Office, commissioned Ipsos to undertake research to explore the UK’s cyber resilience, aligning with the National Cyber Security Programme.
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Scots agree it’s time for a change, but are unsure if Labour can make the changes they want
With a general election a certainty at some point in the next 10 months, a majority of people in Scotland would like to see change, according to the latest poll by Ipsos in Scotland.
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Two thirds of Britons are unaware of free childcare extension
New polling from Ipsos has found that the majority of Britons were unaware of the government's new childcare benefit (70%), falling to 43% of parents with children up to age five.
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Shifting Shoppers’ ESG Attitudes to Action
How to drive behaviour change? Read Shifting Shoppers’ ESG Attitudes to Action by Ipsos to find out how ESG plays out for shoppers, manufacturers and retailers
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Public ratings of the SNP fall over Humza Yousaf’s first year as First Minister
A year on from becoming First Minister, Humza Yousaf remains less popular among the public than Nicola Sturgeon was when she left office.
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Dissatisfaction with government on immigration at highest level since 2015
69% of the public say they are dissatisfied and just 9% satisfied with the way government is dealing with immigration according to the latest round of our immigration tracker with British Future.
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2 in 5 people don’t think British railways provide good value for money to passengers
Four in 10 people (40%) rate the quality of rail services as poor according to a new Ipsos survey.
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Trends - Policies and Issues
Key long term political polling trends from Ipsos, including which political party has the best policies on key issues and which political party you trust most on key issues.
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Public split on prioritising tax cuts versus more money for public services
New polling from Ipsos ahead of the 2024 Budget explores public attitudes to tax cuts and spending on public services
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Most Britons think the worst of the cost of living crisis is still to come
But the number of Britons who think the crisis has reached its peak is increasing, according to the Ipsos February 2024 Political Monitor