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Ipsos Update - October 2024
Trends, News, Ageing … Ipsos Update explores the latest and research & thinking on key topics from Ipsos teams around the world.
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Conservatives face uphill battle as public remains indifferent to leadership contest
The public is largely indifferent to the Conservative Party leadership race, and the candidates are relatively unknown according to an Ipsos poll
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No easy answers: new analysis from Ipsos examines why 2019 Conservative voters left the party in 2024
How Britain Voted: New data from Ipsos explores why some 2019 Conservatives abandoned the party this summer.
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Labour’s favourability ratings fall in Scotland
Labour’s favourability ratings fall in Scotland as the majority of Scots make a grim assessment of the country’s economic condition according to the latest Ipsos Scotland Political Pulse.
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Half of Britons disappointed in Labour government so far – including 1 in 4 Labour voters
Half of Britons say they are disappointed by what Labour have done in government so far – including a quarter of Labour voters, according to a new Ipsos poll.
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Immigration Tracker September 2024: Public set for surprise on immigration numbers
New research from the Immigration Attitudes Tracker by British Future and Ipsos finds the public underestimates migration for work and study, which makes up most migration to the UK.
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Public split on whether Prince Harry should return to royal duties as Prince and Princess of Wales remain most popular Royals
While the Princess and Prince of Wales continue to be the most popular Royals, an Ipsos poll reveals a clear generational split in attitudes towards Prince Harry.
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Fall in public favourability towards Keir Starmer and Labour
Keir Starmer's 46% unfavourablity rating matches the joint highest he has recorded with Ipsos just after the Hartlepool by election.
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Over half of Britons support Labour’s plans to end VAT exemptions for private schools
Parents are split on the level of fines for unauthorised absences from school according to new Ipsos polling.
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Almost half the public support GPs taking collective action short of strikes
More than half the public (54%) say the NHS is heading in the wrong direction according to new Ipsos polling.