Politics

The economy remains Britain's chief concern, though concern about unemployment increases

The Scottish Government commissioned a module of questions exploring people's housing aspirations in the February 2010 wave of Ipsos's Scottish Public Opinion Monitor.

Evaluation of a new form of police interview to identify the support needs of young people who run away from home or residential care.

In collaboration with Heriot-Watt University, Ipsos conducted research with tenants of social landlords to inform the work of the Scottish Government in leading a national conversation about proposals outlined in Part 2 of the consolation paper on the draft Housing (Scotland) Bill.

Research to inform policy decisions and guidance on Primary 7 school vision screening programmes by determining the number of previously undetected significant sight problems identified as a result of the screening

National Museums of Scotland (NMS) is one of the UK's leading museums services. Ipsos conducted an organisation-wide staff survey.

On Track: Class of 2004 was a five-year longitudinal study of people who qualified from higher and further education institutions in 2004.

Voting intentions (among those absolutely certain to vote) are Conservative 39%, Labour 31%, Liberal Democrat 19%, Others 11%.

Despite a drop of six points from last month's record score of 71%, two thirds (65%) place the economy among the biggest issues facing the country