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SNP extend their lead while Scottish Labour support slumps

The SNP have extended their lead over Labour and Reform UK according to the latest Ipsos Scottish Political Monitor, taken in the first week of the Holyrood election campaigns (26-31 March) and conducted in partnership with STV News.
Politics Survey

Most Britons believe airport capacity should be increased

The majority of Britons believe that the country's airport capacity should be increased, according to the July 2015 Ipsos Political Monitor.
Politics Survey

Osborne closes gap on May and Johnson as a potential PM among Conservative supporters

The first Ipsos Political Monitor following the 2015 budget reveals that the public are divided on what George Osborne's proposals mean for the country.
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Burnham leads the pack - but all Labour hopefuls have work to do

With two months to go until the next leader of the Labour party is selected, Ipsos's latest Political Monitor shows that the public are still to make up their mind about the contenders, and none have an net positive rating overall.
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Most believe MPs should refuse 10% pay rise recommended by IPSA

Ipsos's June 2015 Political Monitor looks at whether Britons think MPs should accept (or not) IPSA's recommendations on increasing MPs' salary.
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Support for staying in the European Union at a 24 year high

Ipsos's latest Political Monitor shows that three in five (61%) would choose to `stay in' the European Union and 27% would choose to leave when asked how they would vote in a referendum.
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Labour leadership race tight as no candidate is able to open up a clear lead

Ipsos's first post-GE2015 Political Monitor
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Public split on the ideal voting system, while NHS and economy remain top issues for voters

Public split on the ideal voting system, while NHS and economy remain top issues for voters, says our latest Political Monitor poll.
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Over half of public think that the future will be worse for young people

A new Ipsos survey shows widespread and growing pessimism for the future of young people in Britain.
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Ed Miliband and Nicola Sturgeon felt to have most improved perceptions over the campaign

Ipsos's latest Political Monitor probes the public on how their views of the party leaders have changed over the course of the campaign.
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