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Concern about the economy remains the top issue facing the country, and men and young people are particularly concerned about unemployment. Concern about crime rises following the Cumbria shootings.

A large majority of people (79%) think that there is more swearing on television now than 10 years ago, according to an Ipsos poll for the Daily Mail.

England supporters trust Wayne Rooney the most to score a last minute penalty in the World Cup final.

Bobby Duffy, Managing Director, Ipsos Social Research Institute discusses how Twitter compares to traditional polling at elections.

Ipsos, one of the world's largest research companies, today announces the launch of a major global initiative: the Ipsos Social Research Institute.

The Ipsos Social Research Institute today released a major report which measures how satisfied or dissatisfied residents in 23 countries around the world are with their local area as a place to live and what top three priorities each want for improving their communities.

Ipsos's new poll published in the Economist today shows that there is public support for many of the new coalition government's policies.

Now that the dust has finally settled on the 2010 election Ipsos has developed an overview of the polls, the results and the big issues that affected the outcome.

With almost all the results counted, the results of the 2010 General Election closely mirror the predictions in Ipsos's final week polling.