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Most Britons think country is on the wrong track
New research finds a majority (59%) of Britons think things in the UK are off on the wrong track, and 41% think the country is heading in the right direction.
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ASI:Connect - A communications pre-test designed for today's media landscape and creative challenges
Great communications bring benefits to the brand in both the long and the short term. They do this by making brands more distinctive and attractive to consumers in the moments that matter. But, how do you know whether your communication is great or average?
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Who is stepping up in the 'retirement revolution'?
New Ipsos research suggests that big business is beginning to do its bit to help their employees make good decisions at retirement. Does this mean the retirement savings industry itself needs to do more, asks Georgina Clarke.
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Politicians are still trusted less than estate agents, journalists and bankers
New polling by Ipsos shows that politicians remain the profession least trusted by the British public, below estate agents, journalists and bankers.
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Bullfighting in Spain
An online poll by Ipsos, for World Animal Protection, found that 19% of adults in Spain aged 16-65 said they supported bullfighting, compared to 58% who opposed it.
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Issues Index aggregates 2015
The table and chart shows Ipsos's aggregated data from all 12 months of our 2015 Issues Index surveys
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Response to the interim findings of the BPC polling inquiry
Statement by Ben Page on the interim findings of the British Polling Council inquiry into the 2015 General Election polls.
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Dead Trees and the Death Narrative
Andrew Green, Global Head of Audience Solutions, Ipsos Connect, blogs on the so-called ‘death narrative’ – the notion that printed newspapers (the ‘dead tree’ editions) will eventually disappear.
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Three strikes and you're out of favour with the public
Anna Quigley and Harry Evans blog in the HSJ on why public sympathy with the junior doctors comes with some big caveats.
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Preparing for later life; working longer and saving more
This research by Ipsos in partnership with the Social Market Foundation for the Joseph Rowntree Foundation explores people's attitudes and expectations about working longer and saving more for retirement and the barriers that prevent them from doing this.