Politics


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The state of the parties this summer

As parliament enters its summer recess, Head of Political Research, Gideon Skinner, considers the main political parties' poll ratings and the change in momentum since the start of the year.
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The political state of the north: still much to play for

Following his start-of-the-year assessment of the state of the parties for The Guardian Northerner, Gideon Skinner, Ipsos Research Director, revisits the polling data as MPs head off for the holidays.
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A nice cup of tea and a sit down

What next for the nation's favourite drink, asks Jon Weeks, Director in Ipsos Marketing in his latest blog for Marketing Magazine.
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Is sponsorship turning heads?

Tara Beard-Knowland of Ipsos ASI discusses in Campaign whether sponsorship is turning anyone's head and highlights the importance of being relevant and stand out from the crowd at the same time.
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Ipsos House of Lords reform poll

There is broad public support for House of Lords reform, but very few think it is a priority according to a new Ipsos poll, even among Liberal Democrat voters.
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Most Londoners identify prospect of Olympic legacy

An Ipsos poll for London Councils finds Londoners positive about the benefits of the capital being host city with three-quarters identifying a legacy.
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Londoners are positive about the capital, but worry about jobs and homes

A recently published Ipsos poll for London Councils sheds light on the perspectives of Londoners as the capital fast approaches the Olympic Games.
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Ipsos Political Monitor July 2012

The public view the Coalition as much less united than in 2011, according to the July Ipsos Political Monitor, and only 28% think it is dealing with the economic crisis effectively
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Salmond remains the Scottish Yes campaign's biggest asset

Research Director, Mark Diffley writes for the New Statesman discussing First Minister, Alex Salmond fortunes in the polls.