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One in three young people say they feel lonely at least once a week, despite three quarters saying they have many friends
New polling from Ipsos in the UK, in partnership with JOE Media, suggests one in three (36%) 16-34 year olds in Britain feel lonely at least once a week, despite three quarters (75%) saying they have ‘many’ friends.
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Reflecting on the GP Patient Survey webinar 2025
On 17 July 2025, Ipsos hosted a webinar discussing the recently published 2025 GP Patient Survey (GPPS).
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Public responds positively to NHS 10 Year Plan measures, but with some scepticism about its impact
New Ipsos polling in the UK suggests Britons are responding positively to the recently unveiled NHS 10 Year Plan, with public more likely to say will make things better for patients (35%) than worse (9%).
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Majority of Britons think their high street has too many vape shops and hairdressers, Ipsos poll reveals
79% of Britons believe crime and anti-social behaviour is a "big problem" in the UK as a whole. This falls to 37% when people speak of their local area.
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Economic optimism falls to lowest level for one year anniversary after GE since Margaret Thatcher in 1980
Ipsos Economic Optimism Index worsens to -56, with 68% expecting the economy to get worse over the next 12 months. Immigration remains the biggest issue facing the country, mentioned by 40%.
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More than two-thirds of UK adults believe those producing or selling plastic products and packaging should bear the bulk of responsibility for tackling plastic pollution in the UK
The EIA - Ipsos survey found that 67% of UK adults aged 16-75 said that manufacturers and producers of plastic or companies selling plastic products or packaging should have the most responsibility for taking action to reduce the amount of plastic pollution in the UK.
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Brits more likely to be aware of and following 2025 Women’s Euros than they were in 2022
Eight in ten (82%) Brits say they’re aware of 2025 Women’s Euros, compared to 75% at similar stage of 2022 Women’s Euros after the first group stage round, which England won.
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Public most likely to think Andy Burnham would do good job as Labour leader, more than Starmer, Rayner and Streeting
Manchester Mayor Burnham (35%) beats Starmer (26%), Rayner (23%) and Streeting (19%) among who the public think would be good Labour leader.
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Nigel Farage extends his lead over Keir Starmer on being seen as ‘in touch with ordinary people’
Farage (45%) beats Starmer by 19 points among public on being seen as ‘in touch with ordinary people’ – a lead that has grown since January.
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Evaluating gambling harms prevention, early intervention and aftercare programmes
Ipsos has been working with GambleAware to evaluate two of their funding initiatives, aimed at enhancing gambling harms prevention, support and recovery through community-based organisations.