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Rt Hon William Hague MP takes top spot as "most impressive parliamentarian"

The latest installment of Ipsos's long-running survey of MPs finds William Hague topping the charts as the most impressive British politician.
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Conservatives are happier with the direction of their party than Labour and Liberal Democrats

Ipsos's latest poll shows that Conservative supporters are happier with the direction of their party than Labour or Liberal Democrat supporters are with their parties
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Labour lead of three points as Miliband's personal ratings fall to lowest ever

The latest Political Monitor shows a softening in Labour's lead to just three points over the Conservatives. Meanwhile, Ed Miliband's personal ratings continue their downward trend over the year.
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The world's top cities - the view on the ground

Ipsos's "Top Cities" survey finds New York, London and Paris as clear winners when people around the globe were asked their views on the world's best cities.
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The world's least popular cities revealed in largest ever global study

The Ipsos Cities Index has identified the world's least popular cities.
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Boost for UK as London voted one of the world's top three cities in global study

London has been voted one of the world's favourite cities in the largest ever global survey of its kind by Ipsos, covering 18,000 people in 24 countries.
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Turning the corner? Britons feeling better about the economy

The latest Ipsos Consumer Confidence Index powered by Ipsos Global @dvisor provides further evidence that British consumers are becoming more optimistic about the state of the UK economy.
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Just because the season is silly, doesn't mean the numbers are

Gideon Skinner in our Politics Wire blog explains the two rules of thumb for interpreting polls.
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The biggest problem for Labour is that people don't know what it stands for

History shows that parties can win despite the unpopularity of their leaders, but to do so Labour needs to offer policy substance writes Bobby Duffy in the New Statesman.