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Two-thirds of Britons do not trust the Conservatives to reduce the cost of living
An Ipsos survey found trust in Labour had increased while confidence in the Chancellor had fallen following the Spring Statement.
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Almost half of UK adults set to cut intake of animal products
Amidst the ever-increasing variety of plant-based products entering the market, almost half (46%) of British adults are considering reducing their intake of animal products in the future.
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Trust: What next for the Pharmaceutical industry?
In a guest post for Ipsos, Jennifer Cummins, Founder of Shine Advise, writes about the importance of Trust for the pharmaceutical sector.
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Scots pessimistic about the economy and most say the UK will not exist in 10 years
A new survey by the Ipsos UK Knowledgepanel finds that both the Scottish and UK publics are fairly gloomy about our immediate economic prospects.
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Conservatives more trusted by Britons to grow the economy but Labour more trusted on reducing cost of living
Ahead of the Spring Statement, the March 2022 Ipsos Political Monitor finds that Britons are still more positive than negative about Rishi Sunak’s performance as Chancellor.
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Ipsos poll shows economic optimism falls to lowest since 2008 financial crash
Three in four (76%) expect the economy to get worse over the next twelve months.
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Half of UK shoppers worried about household grocery bills rising as inflation hits 30 year high
7 in 10 are already seeing an increase to their typical household grocery bill according to a new Ipsos poll.
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Ipsos Issues Index: February 2022
Public concern about inflation doubles to the highest level since the 2008 ‘Great Recession’
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Half of British workers have considered quitting their job, looked or applied for another job
New UK polling from Ipsos shows younger workers are taking more steps to change their job.
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British opinion is still split on support for National Insurance rise
As we get closer to April's increase in National Insurance to pay for NHS backlogs and social care, we ask how supportive are Britons for the tax rise?