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"What Worries the World?": COVID-19 is the biggest concern for the eighth successive month
Global concern about Coronavirus is once more on the increase. We approach the end of the year with almost two-thirds across 27 nations saying that things in their country are on the wrong track.
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Leisure-wear, pyjamas and even showering less, has COVID accelerated a decline in formality?
Formality has been on the decline for years but has COVID-19 quickened it?
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Ipsos Veracity Index 2020
Nurses, doctors and engineers are the most trusted professions in the Ipsos Veracity Index 2020, while politicians, government ministers and advertising executives are least trusted. Three quarters of Britons trust care home workers and home delivery drivers.
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More Britons want Government to make fast decisions in a crisis than wait for all the evidence, as long as they’re open about it
Latest research from Ipsos shows that when given the choice, more Britons opt for Government to act quickly even if that means not all the evidence is available over waiting, when it comes to a crisis.
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Empathy not Sympathy: Living with a rare disease
Living with a rare disease brings a particular set of challenges, often underappreciated by the health system, which can severely affect quality of life.
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Half of Britons think second lockdown in England will be effective in reducing spread of COVID-19
While half believe this second lockdown in England will be effective in reducing the coronavirus spread, 41% believe it will be ineffective.
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Most comprehensive Diversity and Inclusion report ever to track UK company progress
The most comprehensive review looking at how UK companies are performing when it comes to diversity and inclusion has been launched by DIAL Global and Ipsos, and backed by Mind and Stonewall.
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British people think that their local councils use evidence more than local MPs in the response to COVID-19
Polling to be released today by Ipsos as part of Evidence Week in Parliament, an annual event that brings together researchers, constituents, and MPs to discuss evidence, asked UK adults how much they believe government ministers, their local MP, and their local council are using evidence in the response to COVID-19.
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Changing gears: Understanding downward social mobility
One in five people experience downward mobility in their lives, with some moving into a vicious cycle of low pay and low self-esteem, new research by Ipsos for the Social Mobility Commission (SMC) found.
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Scottish views of Boris Johnson’s handling of the pandemic hit new low
New polling from Ipsos for BBC Scotland shows that ratings of how well Boris Johnson has handled the coronavirus pandemic have fallen since May. While ratings of Nicola Sturgeon have also fallen a little, public ratings of how she has handled the pandemic remain far higher.