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Ipsos Update – April 2023
Sustainability, happiness, democracy… Ipsos Update explores the latest and greatest research & thinking on key topics from Ipsos teams around the world.
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Rishi Sunak’s personal poll ratings improve but Labour retain strong lead in voting intention
Voting Intention: Labour is on 49 per cent (down two points on February), Conservative 26 per cent (up one point), Liberal Democrats 11 per cent (up two points) and Greens six per cent (up one point) according to the March 2023 Ipsos Political Monitor poll.
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No sign of improvement in Rishi Sunak’s personal poll ratings post budget
6 in 10 (58%) of Britons say the country is heading in the wrong direction in the March 2023 UK Political Pulse from Ipsos
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Royal Family’s favourability rating drops
The Royal Family’s positive approval rating has dropped to the lowest figure recorded by Ipsos over the last 12 months.
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What worries the world - March 2023
Inflation has now been the top global concern in our What Worries the World survey for the last 12 months.
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Tight race between Yousaf and Forbes among SNP voters, while Sturgeon’s ratings are up
The latest Scottish political pulse polling conducted by Ipsos in Scotland between 17th and 21st March on the Scottish National Party leadership race and favourability towards Scottish political leaders
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1 in 3 support strikes by railway workers, lagging behind support for nurses, ambulance workers and junior doctors
A new UK poll from Ipsos finds support for striking railway workers as 32% while 60% support nurses, 58% support ambulance workers and 51% support junior doctors.
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The British public think improving the NHS is the most important of Keir Starmer’s 5 missions
A new Ipsos poll explores public opinion of Keir Starmer's 5 missions.
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Trust in the Conservatives on immigration and asylum improves, though most still lack confidence
Around 1 in 3 trust the Conservatives on asylum and immigration policies, and Channel migrant crossings, and 4 in 10 trust them on making it harder to enter the country illegally, all up since February
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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.