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Favourability towards Reform UK dips in Scotland while the SNP’s ratings hold up
John Swinney is the best rated of the party leaders, with a clear lead over Anas Sarwar and Malcolm Offord on most key leadership traits - although public sentiment is more negative than positive towards all the Scottish party leaders.
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Over 8 in 10 Britons concerned about impact of Iran conflict on fuel/energy prices as belief in the special relationship falls
New polling data from Ipsos in the UK, carried out 6-10 March 2026, explores British public attitudes towards the conflict between US and Israel and Iran, the ‘special relationship’, and defence spending.
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Public less positive towards Royals following further Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor revelations but most still think it will continue in the future
The latest polling results on the perception of the Royal Family among the British public.
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UK’s sense of urgency on net zero and support for climate policies falls sharply, study finds
A New study carried out by the Policy Institute at King’s College London, Ipsos and the Centre for Climate Change and Social Transformations which updates several long-term trends in public opinion, as issues related to climate change have increasingly being drawn into “culture war” debates in the UK.
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Left or right: the political views Britons might not swipe right on
A third (32%) of Britons say they would find it fairly/very difficult to date someone with different political views to their own.
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Labour party more liked than Starmer but both reach historic lows - Ipsos poll
Net likeability ratings for the Labour leader now equal Jeremy Corbyn’s previous low, while the party is less liked than any time in Ipsos trends going back to 2007. However, the party is still more liked than its leader – and more than the other parties.
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Opposition to ID cards doubles since July, Ipsos poll finds
Four in ten (40%) now oppose the introduction of a national identity card scheme, with 32% in support. In July 2025 57% supported and 19% opposed.
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Nearly half of Britons approve of Jenrick sacking, Ipsos poll reveals
Almost half (47%) of Britons think Kemi Badenoch made the right decision to sack Robert Jenrick and remove the Conservative party whip.
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Majority of Britons oppose public funding for struggling sports clubs, Ipsos survey finds
Around two-thirds of Britons oppose the use of public funds to support professional football (67%) and rugby clubs (66%) on the brink of administration.
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Public thinks that Farage is most likely to embarrass himself at office Christmas party while Badenoch is the dancing queen, Ipsos poll reveals
32% of respondents believe Nigel Farage would be the most likely to embarrass themselves at the office Christmas bash.