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Politics Survey

Just one in five think the current UK governing system works well

New research conducted in partnership with the FT finds widespread dissatisfaction with the UK governing system as well as the people who are in it. But still politicians are second in the list of professions who are considered to have the skills and qualities required to be a UK Prime Minister, behind business leaders.
Politics Survey

Everyone is confused, at least according to Richard Thaler

The recent exchange between Peter Ubel and Richard Thaler acted as a welcome and helpful comment on a common lack of clarity around behavioural terms writes Chris Perry in his latest blog.
Politics Survey

Where does the public stand on devolution?

Matthew Bristow of Ipsos North blogs on attitudes towards devolution of powers to the English regions.
Housing Survey

The Home Front: why housing will be a key general election battleground

New Ipsos research shows how important housing is as an electoral issue. So what next for policymakers?
Housing Survey

Campaigning for Housing

Ipsos's Ben Marshall blogs on the challenges we still face in pushing the housing crisis to the top of the public and political agenda.
Politics Survey

What role for Britain on the world stage?

In a world where economic growth and the ability to project military power dictates international standing, more and more Britain finds herself struggling to be heard. Becky Writer-Davies looks at what MPs think Britain's role might be on the world stage.
Politics Survey

How to improve trust in business? Look beyond profits

Business leaders are among the least trusted of all professions. Ilana Tyler-Rubinstein looks at how they can change their reputation by looking beyond profits.
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Public persuasion: Emergence of driverless cars in Europe

Driverless cars are to hit the street soon but are the public ready? Ilana Tyler-Rubinstein talks about what motoring journalists think about this brave new world.
Politics Survey

Can you win an election debating transport policy?

As a political battleground, the UK’s transport sector is becoming increasingly high profile. Tom Fife-Schaw asks if debate on transport policy can be a vote winner.
Politics Survey

Hard to call: The next election and the private sector

2015 looks set to be riddled with uncertainty for the UK’s private sector. Tom Fife-Schaw looks at what British business should be looking out for after May
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