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Brexit and NHS remain the key issues, but the emphasis varies by EU Referendum vote
This month's Issues Index investigates differences in opinion between Remain and Leave voters.
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Rail joins housing as top infrastructure priorities for Britons
Ipsos publishes new research which finds rail infrastructure to be a growing priority for the British public.
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Brexit is seen as the biggest issue facing Britain
The September Ipsos/Economist Issues Index shows wide concern about Brexit, and a fall in worry about the NHS.
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Concern over defence/terrorism rises to the highest level since 2015
Post-election, and in the aftermath of recent terror attacks, concern about defence/terrorism is seen as the third biggest concern among Britons in the June 2017 Ipsos/Economist Issues Index.
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Understanding the General Election using Neuroscience
New research published today by Ipsos provides an insight into not just what people say about voting intention and support for parties / candidates, but also the conviction of these views.
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Polling for The Health Foundation
Nearly two thirds (64%) of adults aged 15+ in Britain think that taxes should be increased as a way of funding the NHS.
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Brexit and NHS are the joint top issue for Britons
The April 2017 Ipsos/Economist Issues Index shows concern over Brexit remaining high with half (48%) mentioning it as one of the most important issues facing Britain.
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Conservatives lead on four of the five most important issues for the public
Conservatives lead on four of the five most important issues for the public – Theresa May’s personal ratings often better than her party’s.
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Captains join public in prioritising housing infrastructure
A new Ipsos survey of Captains of Industry find that industry leaders' top priorities for investment are very different to those of the British public.
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Real estate robust in face of global uncertainty
A new report by BNP Paribas Real Estate - Cycology - using Ipsos research indicates an industry better prepared to face future political and economic shocks than it was in 2007.