Search
-
SNP remains dominant while Brexit could swing Scots behind a second independence referendum `Yes' vote
As May's Scottish Parliament election looms large, Ipsos's poll for STV News suggests that the SNP remains on course for victory with the party still significantly ahead.
-
Support for junior doctors remains strong
Public support for the second round of the junior doctors' strike is as high as it was for the first strikes in January, new polling from Ipsos has found.
-
Survey of MPs on the European Union
Ipsos surveyed UK MPs on their attitudes to the European Union and the forthcoming EU referendum.
-
Blog: Five questions about the Holyrood elections
The result of the forthcoming Holyrood election may not cause a great shock but there is plenty to play for and the future of the country is at stake, says Mark Diffley in the New Statesman
-
Three strikes and you're out of favour with the public
Anna Quigley and Harry Evans blog in the HSJ on why public sympathy with the junior doctors comes with some big caveats.
-
Preparing for later life; working longer and saving more
This research by Ipsos in partnership with the Social Market Foundation for the Joseph Rowntree Foundation explores people's attitudes and expectations about working longer and saving more for retirement and the barriers that prevent them from doing this.
-
Energy - the quest for a licence to operate
International research from Ipsos Global @dvisor and expert commentary from our Reputation Council members underline the growing challenge facing the worldwide energy industry, says Robert Knight.
-
Explaining Cameron's Comeback
David Cameron's victory in the 2015 election was the most unexpected in a generation. The authors Sir Robert Worcester, Dr. Roger Mortimore, Paul Baines and Mark Gill, explain how it happened in their new book to be published on the 5 January 2016.
-
Connected driving: public appetite but concern about safety
According to research by Ipsos for the RAC Foundation, the majority of drivers are interested in connected driving technologies, but both they and the wider public recognise how connections to the outside world have the potential to cause distractions and impact on safe driving.
-
Ipsos Research Highlights - December 2015
In the December 2015 issue of Ipsos Research Highlights, we reveal the public's views of air strikes in Syria, our latest Perils of Perception study, and how social connections matter more as we age.