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Scots back full fiscal powers but not independence
Two-thirds of Scots would vote for all tax-raising powers to be transferred to the Scottish Parliament, while only around a third would vote to separate from the rest of the UK, as revealed in our new poll for The Times.
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The proportion of secondary school pupils taking private tuition has increased
Research conducted by Ipsos on behalf of the Sutton Trust has found that a larger proportion of pupils in 2011 say they have received private tuition than in 2005.
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Public Attitudes towards Abortion
More (53%) agree than disagree (17%) that a woman should not have to continue with her pregnancy if she wants an abortion. Agreement has fallen from 65% in 2001 and 63% in 2006
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SNP continues to dominate as Labour trails in Holyrood and Westminster poll
Our latest poll shows that, among those certain to vote, the SNP's share of the Holyrood constituency vote stands at 49%, up 4 percentage points on their election result.
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How banks can re-build trust through advertising
It is essential that promises made through banks' memorable advertising campaigns are followed up with action, says Jamie Robertson of Ipsos ASI.
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The majority of Scots still disagree with decision to release al-Megrahi
Two years on from the release of the man convicted of the 1988 Lockerbie bombing, an Ipsos poll finds that the majority of Scots still disagree with the decision to release him.
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Why newspapers and magazines should survive the digital age
In our latest MediaCT Light Bites blog, John Carroll asks, in an industry where we are led to believe that print is dying and tablets are the saviour, why has print stood the test of time?
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2011 Survey of Local Authority Chief Executives and Finance Directors
Annual survey of Chief Executives and Finance Directors of Scotland's 32 councils
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How broken is Britain?
Our first poll since the riots in England makes interesting reading. We tested the public's perception that `British society is broken', an issue the Prime Minister has spoken out about since first becoming Conservative Party leader. But what challenges does a 'Broken Britain' present?
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How the Business Elite use digital
With almost a third of top executives using tablets such as iPads, the business elite remains ahead of the curve in their adoption of technology and media consumption habits.