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What Worries the World - February 2022
The global public’s top 5 concerning issues remain unchanged, with Covid-19 still top. But inflation now ranks 6th with almost one in four (23%) worldwide now saying it is a worry in their country.
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Ipsos Issues Index: February 2022
Public concern about inflation doubles to the highest level since the 2008 ‘Great Recession’
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Nearly half of Britons think UK Government is relaxing COVID rules too quickly
New research by Ipsos has found that nearly half of Britons believe that the Government is relaxing COVID restrictions too quickly.
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6 in 10 Britons support UK government sanctions against Russia – but support falls if energy prices increase
New Ipsos polling shows level of Brits' support for sanctions against Russia over its actions in Ukraine
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Brits’ concern about COVID-19 falls, but still high as many continue to take precautions
69% say they are concerned about the risk Coronavirus poses to the country as a whole.
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A survey in 5 European countries about sepsis demonstrates the lack of awareness and an expectation for faster diagnostic capabilities
On World Sepsis Day 2021, bioMérieux and the UK Sepsis Trust revealed the results of a survey regarding knowledge and attitudes towards sepsis. The findings demonstrate the need to accelerate awareness and education of the general population about this life-threatening condition.
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Half of Britons say Boris Johnson has done a bad job as Prime Minister – up 13 points from last year
54% say Boris Johnson has done a bad job as Prime Minister so far in the latest Ipsos poll.
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Half of British workers have considered quitting their job, looked or applied for another job
New UK polling from Ipsos shows younger workers are taking more steps to change their job.
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In her Platinum Jubilee year, Queen Elizabeth reigns supreme as Britain’s favourite Royal followed by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
Support for the monarchy remains strong as the Queen is once again named Britain's most popular member of the Royal family
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British opinion is still split on support for National Insurance rise
As we get closer to April's increase in National Insurance to pay for NHS backlogs and social care, we ask how supportive are Britons for the tax rise?