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Ipsos Research Highlights - March 2019
Welcome to Highlights where we see Theresa May still struggling with Britain's withdrawal from the European Union, concern about crime increases and are we becoming more environmentally conscious?
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Concern about crime and immigration increase, while worry about Brexit remains high
The March 2019 Issues Index shows that public concern about Brexit remains at historically high levels while public concern about crime has risen substantially since February.
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Support for May falls again, but she is still seen as more Prime Ministerial than alternatives
Ipsos’s March 2019 Political Monitor shows an increase in the proportion of the British public thinking that Theresa May should step down as soon as possible, but she is still seen as more Prime Ministerial than the alternatives.
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Your Care Rating 2018/19 – survey results released
Results of the latest Your Care Rating surveys of care home residents and their family members and friends have been published.
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Pension Wise: are people wising up with pensions guidance?
Jayesh and Theebika give an insight into the future challenges that the Single Finance Guidance Body (SFGB) might face.
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Worst public satisfaction ratings for any government since John Major
Ipsos’s Political Monitor for March 2019 reveals low levels of public confidence in the Prime Minister to get a good Brexit deal.
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Britons are more positive than negative about immigration’s impact on Britain
Perceptions over the impact immigration has had on Britain are on balance positive and are stable compared with two years ago according to a new Ipsos study for IMiX, the migration communications hub.
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The jury is out on the Independent Group but can they fill a gap in British politics?
New research from Ipsos shows the Independent Group drawing approval from liberal minded, graduate Remainers but many Brits have yet to form an opinion on the group.
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International Women's Day 2019: Attitudes towards gender equality in Scotland
Scots recognise there is a problem with gender equality that needs to be addressed – but most of us don’t see ourselves as ‘feminists’.
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Are we all feminists now? Attitudes to gender equality in Scotland
Rachel Ormston blogs on where the Scottish public stand on gender equality in 2019.