Politics

Research Director, Helen Powell, discussed the London Youth Reducing Reoffending Programme, its challenges and sucesses.

Vickie Chamberlain explores the relationship between victimisation and offending and what can be done to support young people

Three in ten British adults think people like them are being asked to do too much as a result of the government's response to the economic crisis while seven in ten say the very rich are not doing enough, according to a new Ipsos poll

Deborah McCrudden, Managing Director at Ipsos ASI looks at how "being British" is depicted in our advertising for Brand Republic.

The December Ipsos Political Monitor shows that despite the public's economic optimism falling sharply, Ed Balls has lost his lead over George Osborne in being seen as the most capable Chancellor.

Solicitors under 45 are most likely to use social media platforms in Scotland according to Law Society of Scotland research - but fewer than half currently use the three main social media platforms for professional purposes

Ben Marshall and Tom Mludzinski analyse the Autumn Statement and public opinion around the Chancellor's key announcements.

The majority of business leaders believe that independence would have a negative impact on both their own business and the wider business community in Scotland.

As the Chancellor delivers his Autumn Statement, new research released today finds just 15% of Britons believing their economy to be in "good" shape, with only 10% expecting to see an improvement over the next 6 months.