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Research for the Royal Mail
Four in five households across seven major UK cities believe that, no matter who delivers their mail, it should be delivered six days a week, says an Ipsos survey for the Royal Mail.
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Economic optimism at highest since 1997 as Cameron opens up lead over Miliband on dealing with the economy and unemployment
The February Ipsos Political Monitor records the public's economic optimism at its highest since May 1997 when Tony Blair and New Labour had just moved into Downing Street
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Trade unions seen as essential, though not as powerful as in the 1970s and 80s
A new Ipsos poll shows that most Britons believe trade unions are essential to protect workers' interests, although some have concerns about their links to the Labour Party.
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Economist/Ipsos January 2014 Issues Index
The first Economist/Ipsos issues index of 2014 shows that concern about race relations/immigration has increased to become, jointly with the economy, the most important issue facing Britain
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2014 GB Consumer Confidence Privacy Index
The 2014 GB Consumer Confidence Privacy Index for TRUSTe found that six in ten British internet users are more concerned about their privacy online than they were one year ago.
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Public attitudes to saving energy
Ipsos was commissioned by the Energy Saving Trust to conduct a survey on public perception & understanding of what actions within the home can save money as part of the Big Energy Saving Week.
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Britons give UKIP as much chance of winning the European elections as finding life on Mars
Ipsos's Predictions Poll for 2014 reveals what the British public think is likely to happen in 2014 - compared with the odds offered by Ladbrokes.
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Mustn't grumble: the British are happy, despite being gloomy
The British public is largely happy despite being gloomy about their country's circumstances and prospects, according to our Global Trends Survey.
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Hung parliaments seen as bad for the country, but half still expect another coalition in 2015
Ipsos's Political Monitor reveals the majority of Britons think a hung parliament is bad for the country, both in regard to the 2010 result and looking forward to 2015. But despite this opposition to coalitions, half expect to see another coalition in 2015
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Coalition Preferences in Event of a Hung Parliament
Who the British public preferred the third party to put into government if there was no overall majority at various general elections since 1979