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Ipsos/Observer Political Monitor
Ipsos's January Political Monitor (carried out by telephone between 26-28 January among 1,001 British adults aged 18 and over) shows that Economic optimism for the next year has improved on last month.
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The Election's Not Over Yet
Sir Robert Worcester examines why it's far too early to call the result of the election and the different issues that will be key to the result.
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Finding the good from within: teachers as role models
This article was written by Ben Page and Sally Panayiotou from Ipsos and produced for Navigate as a Special Report.
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Worcester's Weblog: PBR Sinks Labour
Is fear of the Cameron/Osborne team enough to energise the Labour reluctants? says Sir Robert Worcester
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Ipsos December 2009 Political Monitor
Ipsos's December Political Monitor shows a swing back to the Conservatives following the PBR.
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One million give up work to care
One in six carers give up or cut back work to care and face a significant drop in income which can continue for several years, according to Ipsos research for Carers Rights Day.
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New study reveals banking crisis has reduced trust in all businesses
Trust in business has plummeted by 13 percentage points among younger generation according to the annual Business Ethics Survey conducted by Ipsos for the Institute of Business Ethics (IBE) and energy company Centrica.
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Talk of independence is doing SNP few favours
The SNP maintains a strong position in terms of support for both Holyrood and Westminster elections in spite of, rather than because of, its policy on independence for Scotland according to Ipsos's latest political poll in Scotland.
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Public Spending Index - November 2009
The latest Public Spending Index from Ipsos's Social Research Institute shows that the public is split on whether there is a real need to cut spending on public services to pay off the national debt (43% agree, 44% disagree), but since the summer there has been an increase in those prepared to concede that public spending cuts are necessary.
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Ipsos November 2009 Political Monitor
Ipsos's November Political Monitor (carried out by telephone between 13-15 November among 1,006 British adults aged 18 and over) shows, among those certain to vote, an increase in support for Labour and a fall in support for the Conservative Party.