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Ipsos Research Highlights - 23 October 2020
In this week's Ipsos Research Highlights we explore how many Britons are following the COVID-19 rules, support for Scottish independence and the latest approval ratings for Joe Biden and Donald Trump.
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Ipsos Research Highlights - 9 October 2020
In this week's Ipsos Research Highlights we explore the UK’s position in the world, who the public would blame if a 'no deal' is reached and although Rishi Sunak's ratings are slowly declining, he remains ahead both party leaders.
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Struggling for a winning message, Trump heads for defeat
President Trump needs to turn things around fast to win re-election, writes Keiran Pedley.
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Lockdown TV: Staying close to your audience
This article explores the key findings from our Lockdown TV study with Thinkbox to demonstrate the importance of staying close to your audience in order to deliver on their needs.
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New polling shows the financial and emotional impact of the Coronavirus pandemic
New polling by Ipsos for The Health Foundation shows that people from a black and minority ethnic background are more likely to report that the Coronavirus pandemic has had a negative impact on their income, and are more likely to report concerns about their mental wellbeing as a result of the pandemic.
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NATS Aviation Index 2020 - public attitudes towards aviation in the UK
There is increasing public pressure to reduce the impact of flying on the environment, according to Ipsos research conducted on behalf of air traffic service, NATS.
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Leaders of Britain’s biggest companies unfazed by possibility of Scottish independence
New analysis of Ipsos's Captains of Industry survey shows only a minority of business leaders think Scottish independence poses a significant risk to their company.
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Ipsos Issues Index: September 2020
Concern about Brexit returns to near General Election levels according to Ipsos's September 2020 index of issues concerning Britons
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Less than half of Britons support a second complete national lockdown
The public are divided on a second complete national lockdown but "local lockdowns" and banning travel to other countries are more popular