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Trust in Doctors 2009
This report presents the findings of a survey conducted by Ipsos on behalf of the Royal College of Physicians (RCP). The main objective of this survey was to examine the level of public trust in a variety of professions and types of people, including doctors.
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The economy still tops the public agenda, as concern about unemployment decreases
Ipsos's October Issues Index shows that the economy remains the most important issue facing the country today. Over half of the public (52%) place it amongst the most important issues facing Britain. This is a similar percentage to the number who cited this issue in June, July and August of this year.
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Obama snubs Brown? So what?
MORI founder Sir Robert Worcester reports what people feel about the `Special Relationship'
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Labour MPs twice as likely to expect a Conservative victory than a Labour victory
Only one in three Labour MPs now believe that their party will be the largest party after the next election, compared to three in five who expect the Conservatives to be the largest party.
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Almost half of us believe in Guardian Angels
According to an Ipsos survey, 46% of Britain's adults say they believe in Guardian Angels and 3 out of 4 of these people agree that their Guardian Angel has helped them in their everyday life.
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Biggest jump in economic optimism in 30 years of MORI (now Ipsos) polling
Sir Robert Worcester comments on Ipsos's latest Economic Optimism Index
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Ipsos Political Monitor August 2009
Ipsos's August 2009 Political Monitor, conducted 21-23 August, has the Conservatives up three points to 43% since July, and the Labour Party share up by two points to 24%, among those certain to vote.
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August 2009 Issues Index
Ipsos's monthly Issues Index shows that three in ten respondents (30%) are concerned about Unemployment, a five point increase on last month and the highest level of concern measured since December 1998. This comes after the release of ONS figures showing the number of unemployed at 2.435 million - the highest figure since 1995.
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NHS is as important as economy in determining public vote
Newly released data from a June survey for the public sector trade union UNISON shows that the NHS remains a key election issue, despite the recession. Ninety-six per cent of the public say the NHS will be an important factor in deciding how they vote at the next general election. This compares to the economy (important for 93%), crime (92%), public services (85%), schools (85%) and Britain's relationship with Europe (70%).
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Attitudes to Housing
This report presents the results of a programme of research Ipsos conducted on behalf of Communities and Local Government exploring public attitudes towards housing issues. In particular the research focused on the views and experiences of those in the social and private rented sectors.