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The housing market: what the public thinks
The Financial Statement blog: Ben Marshall writes up findings from our latest housing market confidence survey for the Halifax Building Society.
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The economic mid-winter?
After a week which saw the IMF expressing concern about the state of the UK economy, a new global poll released today by Ipsos finds British consumers in gloomy mood.
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Ipsos Political Monitor April 2013
The April Ipsos Political Monitor finds support for Labour at its lowest standing in exactly a year.
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Economist/Ipsos March 2013 Issues Index
The economy remains the most important issue facing Britain however unemployment loses its second place spot to race/immigration.
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Fewer UK people now fear for their jobs than in 2011
Fifteen per cent of Britons think it likely that they, or a close friend or relative will lose their job in the next six months because of economic conditions, according to a new international poll by Ipsos.
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Labour close the gap on economy with Conservatives, but still don't convince that they would do a better job
As economic optimism declines, the credibility gap on economic issues between Labour and the Conservatives is closing, with the parties nearly level when it comes to which party has the best policies in this area
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Ipsos Political Monitor March 2013
The March Ipsos Political Monitor shows that support is down for both the Labour and Conservative parties (to the Conservative's lowest for ten years), although the Labour Party's lead remains stable at 13 points ahead of the Conservatives.
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An accidental career
Paul Stamper of Ipsos UU tells the Association of Qualitative Research magazine about his career and experience as a 'qually'.
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Captains of Industry: Views on the UK economy
Cautious optimism returned among the UK's Business Leaders at the end of 2012 but with considerable economic concerns, says Andrew Croll.
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Immigration continues to be a top issue of importance to Britons
Politics Wire Blog: Tom Frere-Smith on what trends in public attitudes to immigration may mean for the coalition and for UKIP.