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Family estrangement survey for Stand Alone
A new Ipsos survey for the charity Stand Alone has shown that over a quarter (27%) of the British public know somebody who is no longer in contact with a family member.
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All to play for
Mumsnet, the UK's largest website for parents, sister site, Gransnet and Ipsos have published a joint report `All to Play For' - an in-depth study into women voters and who's winning the battle for their vote ahead of next year's election.
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Economist/Ipsos September 2014 Issues Index
The Economist/ Ipsos 40th anniversary Issues index shows that concern about defence/foreign affairs increases at the expense of concern about unemployment.
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Scottish Independence Referendum: The final polls
Ipsos is delighted to be the joint closest of the final polls on the Scottish independence referendum.
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Small lead for No, but referendum result still looks extremely close
Ipsos's final Scottish referendum poll for the London Evening Standard shows the `No' campaign with a very narrow lead, in line with other polls in recent days.
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Most renters are satisfied with their tenure (and are online)
New research by Ipsos for Affinity Sutton - one of the biggest providers of affordable housing in England - finds most private and social renters satisfied with their tenure but also that significant "digital divides" exist within and between the two tenures.
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Referendum looks too close to call
On the eve of the independence referendum, Ipsos's new poll for STV News has shown significant gains for the Yes campaign, putting the outcome of the vote in the balance.
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Who are the "Shy No" voters, and what do they mean for the Scottish referendum?
Ben Page, Chief Executive, Ipsos in the New Statesman takes a look at the polling on the eve of the Scottish referendum and the challenge it poses for pollsters.
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Labour are the most popular party, but their leader lags behind
The Ipsos Political Monitor for September 2014 shows Ed Miliband is still to convince the public of his own qualities, despite presiding over the most popular party.
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Show me the E-money: Technology makes controlling money a pleasure not a chore
The rise of Bank of Me: Ipsos Marketing pan-European research for MasterCard reveals that, far from being a chore, people like monitoring their money - and women have power over the purse strings.