Politics

A new Ipsos online poll of adults aged 18-75 across Great Britain shows that seven in ten (70%) think the main reason the government has proposed parliament does not sit between 10 September and 14 October is to limit MPs’ opportunity to stop a “no-deal” Brexit.

The public do not want a no-deal Brexit. As Jeremy Corbyn announces plans for a vote of no-confidence, Ben Page explores the possible outcome for the Metro.

A growing proportion of Britons think that the political parties don’t pay a lot of attention to housing, according to new research by Ipsos for the Chartered Institute of Housing.

Ipsos's July Political Monitor sees a boost for Johnson from his own supporters but public pessimism about prospects of a deal before October 31st.

What does the response on social media say about Boris Johnson becoming Prime Minister? Ben Page writes for the Times Red Box.

Ben Page writes in the Metro on whether Labour's shift in its position on Brexit will move the needle in its position in the polls.

Ipsos June 2019 Political Monitor reveals that Jeremy Corbyn holds weaker personal poll ratings than Nigel Farage, Jeremy Hunt and Boris Johnson across several leadership attributes and on his approach to Brexit.

Ipsos’s multi-client biannual survey of MPs have been shared at Evidence Week in the House of Commons

Keiran Pedley and Charlie Daniels went to the marginal constituency of Reading West to organise a focus group for BBC Radio 4's Today programme.