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Winning the economic argument
Winning the public's trust on the economy is vital to the electoral success of all three major parties. So, who is winning the economic argument?
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Buying into it - making the consumer case for low-carbon
New research by Ipsos for the CBI shows that if manufacturers, government and retailers want to increase takeup of low carbon products which can help tackle climate change, they will need to talk in terms of 'energy efficiency' and demonstrate how low carbon can help reduce the running costs of products.
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British Medical Association (BMA) Membership Survey
The vast majority of doctors are not convinced that the potential benefits of the government's plans for the NHS in England outweigh the risks, an Ipsos survey for the BMA suggests.
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Public attitudes towards HIV
A new Ipsos survey for the National AIDS Trust (NAT) explores public understanding of HIV transmission, the realities of HIV in the UK today, and attitudes towards people with HIV.
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Big Society and the Co-operative Council
Friday, 28 January 2011 saw the official launch of Lambeth Council's initiative "Co-operative Council" - a new way of power sharing between citizens and the state.
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National Health? Citizens' views of health services around the world
People around the world believe that governments should encourage them to lead healthier lifestyles according to a new report published today by the Ipsos Social Research Institute.
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Students distrustful of politicians
A study of European students, conducted by the BBVA Foundation shows that while students are interested in politics they do not place much trust in politicans.
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Supporting the development of Big Society in new Localism?
Empowering local communities to shape local areas has been a goal of central government for the past decade, for some essential to the success of Big Society, and so it was unsurprising to read about it in the new the Localism Bill.
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Corporate Responsibility Attitudes of the British Public to Business Ethics
By two to one, people in Britain believe that British businesses generally act ethically, according to an Ipsos poll for the Institute of Business Ethics (IBE).
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Trust in stats damaged
Most of the public do not believe statistics and many do not understand percentages, new research by Ipsos on the eve of World Statistics Day shows.