Crime, Justice, Police

The public is divided as to whether they themselves are confident they would be treated fairly by the police in a range of circumstances according to a new Ipsos Omnibus survey.

Only a third of Britons are confident the police can tackle violence against women and girls

New global research by Ipsos reveals that just one in three (31%) Britons are confident that law enforcement can stop non-violent crime

A new survey carried out by Ipsos after the Coronation of King Charles III shows a small increase in the proportion of people that think he is doing a good job.

The Baroness Casey Review (the Review) into the Met Police was recently published and included several key findings from Ipsos data.

New polling, in partnership with the Economist, shows few Britons know much about the work of the Supreme Court in the UK but 4 in 10 say they have the right amount of power

This report presents the findings from the fourth iteration of the UK cyber labour market study conducted by Ipsos and Perspective Economics on behalf of the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS).

Around a quarter would speak highly of their local police force while just over half say they are trustworthy

New Ipsos poll shows that Britons think Boris Johnson should resign as prime minister by a 2:1 margin.