Politics

People are getting their facts confused about Brexit, and this might be a nifty trick being played on us all, says Bobby Duffy in the Independent.

Ipsos Scotland and IPPR Scotland conducted three in-depth focus groups in different locations in Scotland with people who were voting each way in the EU referendum, as well as undecided voters.

New research by UK in a Changing Europe and Ipsos shows the public have a number of significant misperceptions about the EU and how it affects life in the UK.

If the young don't turn out, the result will be Brexit, writes Bobby Duffy in the New Statesman.

Ipsos Issues Index May 2016 - A month away from the EU referendum, concern about the EU remains in third place.

With just four weeks to go until referendum day, Milorad Ajder of the Ipsos Reputation Centre looks at our recent research and asks: should you be taking a public stance?

Eleanor Biggs of Ipsos Healthcare asks what Brexit could mean for the UK pharmaceutical industry in PharmExec.com.

While polls indicate voters are concerned about the government’s economic management, they don’t think Labour would do any better, writes Ben Page in the Spectator.

One year on from the election of a Conservative majority in Westminster, Ipsos's Political Monitor finds a fall in the public's ratings on the government's management of the economy.