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7 in 10 Britons believe policies of the UK government have contributed to rising cost of living
The Ipsos Cost of Living Monitor reveals that 61% of Britons believe that it will be at least a year before inflation returns to normal, if ever.
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Britons want Starmer to prioritise the NHS as they predict a Labour victory
Healthcare stands out as the public’s clear short-term priority for a Keir Starmer-led government, followed by dealing with the cost of living, according to the May 2024 Ipsos Political Monitor.
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Sharp improvement in economic optimism but little benefit for Conservatives who still trail significantly
Labour retains a large poll lead over the Conservatives although it has fallen slightly from 25 points to 21 points this month according to the May 2024 Ipsos Political Monitor
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New deliberative research shows that participants prioritise improvements in primary and community care over secondary care
The research, conducted by Ipsos for the Health Foundation, also shows that participants want improved health services, and are willing to pay more taxes to achieve this – with conditions attached.
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Public perceptions of the Royal Family improve as Prince and Princess of Wales remain the most popular and over half believe King Charles is doing a good job
The Royal Family’s image remains strong and shows signs of improvement since the last Ipsos poll about the Monarchy in March.
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A third of Britons support railway workers taking strike action
Ahead of upcoming disruption, a third of Britons support railway workers taking strike action while over half support Labour’s policy to renationalise passenger rail, according to Ipsos polling.
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Economy still seen as the most important issue facing Britain
The April 2024 Ipsos Issues Index reveals little change in the top issues facing the country, despite a drop in public mentions of the NHS.
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Scotland Trends
Scotland Polls and Trends: Ipsos polls on Scottish voting intention, attitudes towards parties and leaders, the issues that face Scotland and Scottish Independence.
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The Conservative party brand image hits new low
The Ipsos Political Monitor, taken 3rd to 15th April 2024, explored attitudes towards the Labour and Conservative parties and perceptions of the economy.
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Rishi Sunak’s satisfaction falls to equal worst ever Ipsos rating for a Conservative or Labour leader
Net satisfaction with Rishi Sunak is now at joint worst levels in history of Ipsos, equivalent to John Major and Jeremy Corbyn’s worst ratings in 1994 and 2019.