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Global happiness up six points since last year: 73% now say they are happy
Brits say are less happy than they were in December 2021 with 70% of participants saying they are very or rather happy while 83% said they were happy in December 2021 and 79% said they were happy in December 2011.
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Forbes leads as the public’s preferred next First Minister, but Yousaf and Forbes are neck and neck among SNP voters
A new Ipsos KnowledgePanel poll for Channel 4 News finds that SNP voters are just as likely to say Humza Yousaf would make the best First Minister as to say Kate Forbes would.
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Britons increasingly scared to speak out on women’s rights, data shows
People in Britain are increasingly afraid of promoting women’s rights for fear of reprisals, a major 32-country survey conducted for International Women’s Day has found.
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The economy and inflation return as the most mentioned important issues facing the country
40% of Britons say the economy is one of the biggest issues facing Britain while the proportion naming the NHS falls by 17 points according to the Ipsos Issues Index for February 2023.
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6 in 10 parents support teachers going on strike – 1 in 5 oppose
Ahead of the teachers' strikes, are the public supportive and what worries do they have?
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Only a third of the public think the NHS is providing a good service nationally, yet support for the founding principles remains strong
The public think that the standard of care of the NHS and social care have got worse over the past 12 months, and only a third of the public think the NHS is providing a good service nationally, according to a new Ipsos survey for The Health Foundation.
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Ipsos releases Global Trends 2023: A new world disorder?
As 2023 opens, we’re entering a new world disorder filled with crises on multiple fronts. The largest Ipsos Global Trends survey ever, from leading insights firm Ipsos, shows that, globally, 74% agree that their government and public services will do too little to help people in the years ahead..
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Over half of Scots think Nicola Sturgeon’s resignation damages case for independence
New polling from Ipsos Scotland on the resignation of Nicola Sturgeon as First Minister of Scotland and the effect it may have on the SNP and the case for Scottish Independence.
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Being told average full-time salaries increases public support for newly qualified doctors and refuse collectors going on strike
New Ipsos polling shows public support for the UK's striking workers changes when they are told a profession’s average full-time salary.
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Valentine's Day: How satisfied are people with their love life?
Ipsos's global Love, Life, Satisfaction survey ahead of Valentine's Day finds Millennials are the most satisfied with their sex life, but Baby Boomers are the most likely to feel loved.