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Deepening concerns over energy prices and imports, with half supporting new North Sea licenses
New polling reveals growing public concerns about energy costs and dependency on imports, a topic of much conversation in light of the continued closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
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Technical Education Learner Survey: Announcement of Publication
Technical Education in the UK: insights from the latest learner experiences.
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Traders and Intermediaries Panel research for HMRC in 2025
Most traders and intermediaries traded both imports and exports in the past year, particularly with the EU. The majority operated in both directions (93% of intermediaries, 76% of self-declaring traders and 64% of non-declaring traders), while only small proportions traded solely in one direction.
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How should we design a Digital ID system for the UK?
Ipsos will run the People’s Panel, facilitating and designing the process by which the Panel members learn, consider and come to recommendations about the topic.
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Low support for electoral pacts among Britons
New polling from Ipsos for Sky News, conducted from 20–24 February, explores public attitudes towards the idea of electoral pacts between different political parties, alongside attitudes towards the main political parties and their leaders.
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Economic Crime Survey 2024
Ipsos was commissioned by the Home Office to conduct a landmark study, comprehensively measuring incidence of fraud, corruption and money laundering in UK businesses (a global first).
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The Private Health Shift: How is the rise of private healthcare shaping the UK market?
For pharmaceutical, MedTech and biotech (life science) companies in the UK, the strategic focus has traditionally been on public bodies like NHS trusts and NICE. However, a potentially significant shift is underway.
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65% of respondents either strongly support or tend to support the assisted dying bill being passed into law
Polling conducted for ITV News by Ipsos, found 65% of respondents either strongly support or tend to support the assisted dying bill being passed into law.
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Global tensions, domestic pressure
Stay informed on the latest shifts in public opinion and political sentiment.