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Economist/Ipsos August 2013 Issues Index
Concern about the economy falls to the lowest point in five years as concern about race/immigration rises to meet it. Poverty and housing also rise in prominence.
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The biggest problem for Labour is that people don't know what it stands for
History shows that parties can win despite the unpopularity of their leaders, but to do so Labour needs to offer policy substance writes Bobby Duffy in the New Statesman.
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Spotlight on Scotland
Providing an insight into some of the key issues dominating the current political and social agenda in Scotland
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Ipsos Political Monitor August 2013: Economic Optimism
Economic optimism has risen for the fifth consecutive month, according to the latest Ipsos Political Monitor, and our Economic Optimism Index stands at its highest since January 2010.
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Ipsos Political Monitor August 2013
The latest Ipsos Political Monitor shows that Ed Miliband and Nick Clegg, in particular, are facing a struggle in communicating to voters what they stand for.
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Why British political party leaders choose foreign strategists
As with star signings at football clubs, the likes of David Cameron's new adviser Jim Messina freshen up the team and encourage support, writes Ben Page in The Guardian.
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New world success looks much like old world success
John Hallward discusses how he feels brand success is still about stirring emotions in people.
In this new world where change is the only constant, we have the perfect storm with changes in:
Brand Management
Advertising
Much of the change in this new world is beyond our control. But, brand success does still lie in the hands of brand owners. Brand success is still about stirring emotions in people, and not about the executional means to reach them. -
A right royal upbringing
Despite Kate and William’s hopes for some sense of normalcy seven in ten Britons believe it is impossible for children of royalty to have a normal upbringing.
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Lifting the mood: The Olympic Legacy
A year on from the London Olympics and seven in ten (70%) Britons say the Games have had a positive effect on the mood of the British public even now according to a new Ipsos poll
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Economist/Ipsos July 2013 Issues Index
Though the public are starting to be more optimistic about the economy, it is still an issue of great concern at this moment in time.