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Most Britons continue to say they are following coronavirus rules; almost half believe lockdown measures are not strict enough
The latest poll from Ipsos shows increasing compliance with restrictions to limit the spread of coronavirus with many wanting measures to go further.
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Latest Ipsos polling shows public views on Brexit, the direction of the country, the parties and their leaders as 2021 begins
The latest Ipsos Political Pulse, a nationally representative online survey of 1,115 Britons aged 18+, taken over the last weekend (8th-11th January)
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Majority of residents in Somerset prefer some form of local government reform
Residents in the county of Somerset show their preferences when it comes to local government reorganisation
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Britons finding it harder to stay positive day-to-day during Lockdown 3
A new online survey by Ipsos looks at trends in perceptions around Coronavirus among a nationally representative sample of Britons aged 18-75 and when Britons think life will return to normal.
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Ipsos Field & Delivery: Specialist healthcare fieldwork solutions
Ipsos Field & Delivery specialises in providing high-quality fieldwork solutions where traditional full-service is not suitable.
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Snap poll finds America united in opposition to the pro-Trump mob
Snap Ipsos poll finds half of Americans think the unrest is an attempted coup.
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Ipsos Update - January 2021
Our first monthly research round-up of the year includes both reflections on 2020 and a look forward at the year ahead. Featured topics include vaccines, behaviour change, food trends and look at the local story in a selection of countries.
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Despite a chaotic 2020, Britons are feeling good about 2021
Almost three-quarters (73%) of Britons are optimistic that 2021 will be a better year for them than 2020 according to the predictions poll from Ipsos Global Advisor
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Road pricing: timely or toxic?
Describing a transport policy as “a potential poll tax on wheels” - after MP Keith Speed’s famous description of rail privatisation - usually adds to jitters about its unpopularity and political jeopardy.
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Rishi Sunak’s job satisfaction ratings remain strong – even with Labour supporters
Three in five Britons are satisfied with the job Rishi Sunak is doing as Chancellor of the Exchequer.