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Ipsos Research Highlights - April 2016
Ipsos's research highlights for April 2016 features the doctors' first all out strike, the government's falling popularity and the Queen is still as popular as ever.
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Despite this being first campaign to debate the Scottish parliament's new powers, voters do not want them to be used in any radical way
Ipsos Scotland director Mark Diffley suggests in Holyrood magazine, that Scotland may now be entering a period of political and electoral stability.
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Building the Northern Powerhouse
A summary of Ipsos North research findings from the inaugural UK Northern Powerhouse International Conference and Exhibition in February 2016.
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British public wants to hear from business on Brexit - but may not trust what they have to say
British public wants to hear from businesses, especially SMEs, in the EU referendum more than charities, think tanks or newspapers, new Ipsos poll finds.
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SNP set to win election while Conservatives and Greens make progress
As we enter the final week of campaigning ahead of the fifth Holyrood parliament elections, Ipsos's new poll for STV News continues to highlight the dominance of the SNP, while giving the Conservatives and Greens cause for optimism.
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Economist / Ipsos April 2016 Issues Index
This month's Economist / Ipsos Issues Index charts the continued rise in concern about the European union (EU) as an issue facing Britain.
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Wishes of organ donors should take priority over wishes of their families, public says
The vast majority of the British public think that the wishes of somebody wants to become an organ donor after their death should be followed, even if their family disagrees, according to a new opinion poll.
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Drinkaware Monitor 2015: UK adults' experiences of and views on cutting down
Drinkaware commissioned Ipsos to carry out a survey of UK adults, looking at their drinking behaviours and attitudes towards alcohol, and their experiences of cutting down.
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Majority support junior doctors ahead of first full walkout
The majority of the public support the junior doctors' strike starting today, but support for this new round of action is slightly lower than for previous strikes when emergency care was not affected, finds a new Ipsos poll for BBC News.
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Pity the Millennials : The young aren't revolting any more
Ben Page, writing in The Pavlovic Today, looks at generational differences to find out that the young aren’t revolting any more.