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Addressing public concerns on immigration requires looking beyond the numbers
What groups does the word 'immigrant' bring to mind? Tom Frere-Smith analyses our recent poll for the Migration Observatory.
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The SNP's social media success
The SNP dominated discussion on social media during the Scottish election campaign
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Scots stay wedded to public services being delivered by public bodies
Mark Diffley writes for Guardian's Public Leaders Network that the Scots are more determined than the rest of the UK to keep the private sector out of public services.
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Will public opinion eventually turn to support free schools?
The first batch of the Government's flagship free schools are opening their doors for the first time this month and it is clear that their success or failure will be a key benchmark for the Government's education policy.
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Retain and Keep Up, or Lose
Chris O'Brien looks at how the ICB report may affect the future of retail banking in the UK.
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The majority of Scots oppose a single police force in Scotland
On the day the Scottish Government announced plans for a single national police force in Scotland, an Ipsos poll finds that the majority of Scots oppose the proposal.
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Scots back full fiscal powers but not independence
Two-thirds of Scots would vote for all tax-raising powers to be transferred to the Scottish Parliament, while only around a third would vote to separate from the rest of the UK, as revealed in our new poll for The Times.
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SNP continues to dominate as Labour trails in Holyrood and Westminster poll
Our latest poll shows that, among those certain to vote, the SNP's share of the Holyrood constituency vote stands at 49%, up 4 percentage points on their election result.
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The majority of Scots still disagree with decision to release al-Megrahi
Two years on from the release of the man convicted of the 1988 Lockerbie bombing, an Ipsos poll finds that the majority of Scots still disagree with the decision to release him.
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Public sector leaders are pessimistic over the impact of cuts
Big Society Blog: Peter Cornick says our latest research reveals deep concern among public sector leaders about the impact of the cuts