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New global poll finds 45% of Britons predict worse mental health and wellbeing will be one of the longest lasting outcomes of the pandemic for children
A new global study from Ipsos shows on average, almost four in ten across 29 countries (a global country average of 37%), think worse mental health and wellbeing among children and young people will be a long-lasting outcome of the pandemic.
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Five years on, Brexit – and the forces underlying it - continues to shape public opinion
Five years after Britain voted to leave the European Union, a new report from Ipsos looks at how Britain continues to be divided into distinct groups with divided views about how Brexit is going and on their underlying values.
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Has a solution to fixing the general insurance market been found?
We’ve been talking about it for years, but has a formula to transform the general insurance market so that customers stop getting penalised for their loyalty finally been found? Jamie Talmage looks at how the FCA’s recent policy decision on how insurers need to price their products next year might play out.
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Ipsos Omnibus is now available on the Ipsos.Digital Platform
A fast, cost-effective, reliable solution available in DIY or DIY assisted mode
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Pricing and Access Challenges in the Absence of Data: Rare diseases, oncology and gene therapies
Watch Ipsos' presentation at the World Evidence, Pricing and Access (EPA) Congress.
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Ipsos Research Highlights - 16 April 2021
In this week's Ipsos Research Highlights we explore the latest findings from our REACT study, the increase in vaccine confidence and how the public rate Boris Johnson and Keir Starmer on key leadership character traits.
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Life after Brexit – Britons predict more expensive food prices and falling EU migration
New polling by Ipsos, in partnership with the EU|UK Forum, shows that Britons are expecting food prices to become more expensive, fewer migrants to come to the UK from EU countries and holidaying in the EU to become more difficult.
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Road pricing: timely or toxic?
Describing a transport policy as “a potential poll tax on wheels” - after MP Keith Speed’s famous description of rail privatisation - usually adds to jitters about its unpopularity and political jeopardy.
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Public support charging motorists to use roads, but want it to be done for the right reasons
A new Ipsos survey finds that 62% of people across the UK are in favour of schemes which would charge road users a fee to drive around towns and cities. . A quarter, 25%, are strongly supportive.
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Insuring loyalty – how devoted customers might stop being punished
Jamie Talmage explores why plans to ban insurers from overcharging loyal customers will be welcomed by many.