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New Trends in shopping
Louise Brice in Brand Republic looks at why being able to spot and ride the wave of a new trend is both very difficult and yet extremely profitable if you get it right.
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Minimum pricing and underage drinkers
Carolyn Black of Ipsos Scotland explores the potential impact of alcohol minimum pricing on underage drinkers.
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Public want local improvement in job prospects and activities for teenagers
Just over a third of British adults (35%) identify activities for teenagers as the top priority for improvement in their local area, according to the Ipsos Local Improvement Index.
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Jeremy Hunt trusted by just 14%
With Jeremy Hunt, the Culture Secretary, appearing before the Leveson Inquiry today, an Ipsos shows that just one in seven people (14%) believe him to be trustworthy.
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Trustworthiness of Politicians - Trends
Q In general would you describe each of the following politicians as trustworthy or not?
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Using access to information to push up standards
Big Society blog: The Department of Health's new information strategy aims to use information and new technologies to push up standards of care and improve outcomes for patients - but will it work?
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From our archives: The French elections
As France prepares to elect its next President, we have been digging in our archives to find out what the British public have thought in the past about French politicians, and indeed about the French people and French culture.
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Britons are more proud of their history, NHS and army than the Royal Family
An Ipsos poll for Channel 4 looks at what makes people proud to be British and what our favourite food and drink is.
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After Fukushima
A year on from the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami which created a succession of failures in the Fukushima I Nuclear Power Plant in Japan, Ipsos has brought together a pamphlet of its latest thinking on public attitudes to energy policy around the globe.
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London 2012 - ignoring the guerrilla in the room
A guerilla marketing campaign could be a success at the London 2012 Olympic Games, but make sure you've read all the rules, writes Jonathan Weeks of Ipsos Marketing in Brand Republic.