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Reuters/Ipsos August 2011 Political Monitor
Most believe that British society is `broken' - but despite the riots this has fallen slightly since 2008. Even more people agree with David Cameron's assertion that "pockets of Britain are not only broken, but frankly sick".
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When celebrity endorsements go wrong
With 27% of consumers saying they would consider ditching a product if the celebrity endorsing it misbehaves, we look at the potential damage to brands by scandalous celebs.
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Pessimism among public sector leaders over impact of cuts
Two thirds of public sector leaders think budget cuts are the most important issue facing their sector.
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Public Sector Leaders Survey 2011
As the public sector enters a period of financial belt-tightening and difficult decisions, a new poll of leaders drawn from central and local government, non-departmental public bodies and the health and education sectors by Ipsos reveals deep concern about the impact of the cuts.
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A quarter of GPs surveyed think their consortium will be ready to take on full commissioning responsibility by April 2013
A snapshot of GPs in England shows that while many are involved in commissioning decisions to some extent, only a quarter think that their consortium will be ready to take on full commissioning responsibility by April 2013
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Perception is all when it comes to immigration
Bobby Duffy writes in The Sunday Times about public perceptions of immigration across Europe and its possible impact on a co-ordinated EU policy.
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Too Many Immigrants?
Seven in ten (71%) Britons say there are too many immigrants in the country and just a quarter (27%) believe immigration is good for the economy according to the latest Global @dvisor from Ipsos.
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Time for finance to get `back to basics'?
Joe Marshall writes in Money Marketing that difficult market conditions will change how banks approach Believability and Uniqueness - two key measures in predicting success of new products.
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Reuters/Ipsos Political Monitor - July 2011
Half of the public think the phone hacking scandal will lead to major changes in public life, but large minority think it will blow over with no significant impact.
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Economist/Ipsos Issues Index July 2011
Concern about Britain's ageing population - including social care and pensions - increases this month, although still far behind other domestic issues