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New research finds data trust deficit with lessons for policymakers
New research for the Royal Statistical Society carried out by Ipsos reveals that the media, internet companies, telecommunications companies and insurance companies all come at the bottom of a "trust in data" league table.
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New world of risk: change for good
This report by Ipsos and Zurich Municipal captures opinion and perceptions of the risk landscape facing local government from three perspectives.
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Attitudes to Interchange Fees
Retailers in Europe believe American Express and Diners Club should be treated in the same way as Visa, MasterCard and domestic schemes in the EU-proposed legislation on Interchange
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Ipsos Political Monitor - Majority back more tax-raising powers for Scotland if it votes to stay in the UK, and say England and Wales should have the same
Majority back more tax-raising powers for Scotland if it votes to stay in the UK, and also think England and Wales should have the sames, according to the Scotland and English Devolution section of June's Ipsos Political Monitor. Three in four think the UK will still exist in its current form in one year, but less than half that it will in twenty years' time
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Views of English Devolution
With all the changes going on in the way different parts of Great Britain are run, which of the following do you think would be best for England ...?
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The Committee on Standards in Public Life
A qualitative study for the Committee on Standards in Public Life explores public and stakeholder views on the ethical standards providers of publicly funded services should conform to, and how they relate to the Seven Principles of Public Life.
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150 years of John Lewis
Keith Glasspoole, of Ipsos ASI looks at John Lewis’ 150th anniversary campaign, highlighting our research showing that while the ad sets it up, its the brand experience that carries it home.
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Poll on privacy and data sharing for The Joseph Rowntree Reform Trust
A new Ipsos poll for The Joseph Rowntree Reform Trust finds that Britons support the police and intelligence agencies accessing data about personal electronic communications in certain circumstances (when that person is a suspect), but that a senior judge and not politicians or parliament should decide when surveillance is appropriate.
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General Election 2015: One Year Out
In new research carried out by Ipsos and King's College London, just under half of Britons (45%) say it is very important to them who wins the election, matching figures normally seen at the very height of the election campaign itself in 2010 and 2005.
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What next for Rail? MPs' views on rail franchising
Tom Fife-Schaw and Matt Cavill examine MPs' thoughts on the options for rail franchises following a call for renationalisation from Labour candidates.