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Arguments against taking the COVID-19 vaccine have lost ground, but many are concerned about its ability to fight new variants
New polling by Ipsos shows that arguments against taking a COVID-19 vaccine have lost ground since last November, although some theories are proving harder to dispel.
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Five years on from Brexit - they think it’s all over, it isn’t…
5 years on from the Brexit referendum, there are still many important issues to be finalised with the EU, say voters according to our new poll in partnership with UK in a Changing Europe.
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Ipsos Issues Index: May 2021
Concern about the coronavirus pandemic remains at the same level as in April according to the Ipsos MORI Issues Index for May 2021.
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What will Britons miss about lockdown? Less traffic, better hygiene and quiet supermarkets but NOT watching government briefings
While Freedom Day is pushed back another 4 weeks, we look at what Britons will miss about lockdown
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Global consumer confidence at highest reading since March 2020
Jobs Index displays sixth consecutive month of gains
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3 in 4 Britons believe in the right to seek refuge, but 2 in 5 want to shut borders completely at this time
The survey, conducted online among adults aged under 74 across 28 countries, shows how Britons and those around the world view refugees and how much should be done to help them at this time
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Childcare use, perceived impact on child development, and information on working from home for families of 0-4 year-olds during COVID-19
Ipsos's latest research for the Department for Education gathered evidence during COVID-19 on the use of childcare in March 2021, as well as on the perceived impact of COVID-19 on child development, and information on working from home.
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Almost half of football fans in England support the England team taking the knee at Euro 2020
A new Ipsos poll interviewed 783 football fans in England on June 8th and 9th this week as part of a wider survey of 2,083 Britons aged 16-75.
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Formative Evaluation of Uni Connect Phase Two
We were commissioned by the Office for Students (OfS) to conduct an independent formative evaluation of Phase Two of Uni Connect, focusing on the programme’s outreach hubs.
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Liberals have most difficulty getting along with opponents on ‘culture war’ issues
While many people aren’t strongly engaged in culture wars at all, overall it is those on the liberal/left side of the argument who tend to be the most intolerant of people who disagree with them - new King's College London / Ipsos survey.