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The economy and inflation tied as the biggest issues for Britain, while concern about immigration also increases
The November 2022 Ipsos Issues Index shows Britons’ concerns continue to be primarily economic, although the level of worry about immigration has doubled since October.
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One in five Britons need advice on saving energy this winter
With energy bills increasing, new research shows many are in need to energy savings advice
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55% of UK adults think refugees around the world need more support with finding shelter or accommodation
Ipsos research for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR).
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Labour more trusted than the Conservatives on immigration – but the majority trust neither
Only 15% say that Rishi Sunak’s government has been doing well at running the country, while slightly over two in five (43%) think it has done badly.
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6 in 10 Britons are concerned about potential blackouts this winter
Only half feel prepared to cope with potential blackouts in their area if they happen.
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Autumn Statement leaves more Britons feeling concerned than reassured about the economy, their financial circumstances and public services
8 in 10 think the British economy is in a poor state – with Covid, the global economy, Ukraine, and both Liz Truss/Kwasi Kwarteng’s policies and the Conservatives’ 12 years in office all held responsible
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3 in 5 support planned nurses’ strikes, but almost half say the pay rise they’re asking for is too high
Just under a quarter (24%) of the public oppose the strike action by NHS nurses.
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Britons most oppose raising council tax and VAT ahead of Autumn Statement
Ahead of the Chancellor's Autumn Statement, we look at which policies would, and would not, be popular among the British public
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Labour more trusted on tax, spending and the cost of living as the budget looms
Many see the British economy in a poor state currently with many still unsure on Jeremy Hunt as Chancellor
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One in seven Britons expect to live to be 100 years old, down by a third since 2019
With the Longevity Forum, we look at British attitudes towards ageing as well as expectations for living longer and curing diseases