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Immigration rises up Britons’ key concerns but economic worries still top the agenda
Economy and inflation remain the pre-eminent concerns facing the country according to the March 2023 Ipsos Issues Index survey of attitudes to issues concerning Britain.
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Global happiness up six points since last year: 73% now say they are happy
Brits say are less happy than they were in December 2021 with 70% of participants saying they are very or rather happy while 83% said they were happy in December 2021 and 79% said they were happy in December 2011.
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Britons still more concerned than reassured post-Budget for the economy, public services and their own finances – but less worried than after Autumn Statement
Labour maintains small lead as most trusted on the economy according to an Ipsos poll conducted after Jeremy Hunt's Spring Budget.
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International Women's Day: Global opinion remains committed to gender equality, but half now believe it is coming at the expense of men
Ipsos unveils a new global study carried out in 32 countries in collaboration with the Global Institute for Women’s Leadership at King’s College London for International Women’s Day 2023.
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7 in 10 Britons do not think the government’s policies will improve public services
Almost two-thirds think Sunak’s government has done a bad job managing the economy
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6 in 10 parents support teachers going on strike – 1 in 5 oppose
Ahead of the teachers' strikes, are the public supportive and what worries do they have?
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Concern about climate change overshadowed by cost of living pressures
In a period marked by heavy inflation, the cost of living is the biggest concern among Britons, however environmental concern remains stable amidst record-breaking temperatures according to new Ipsos research for EDF.
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Starmer more trusted than Sunak to tell the truth – though ratings for both improve since last summer
But public less confident that Sunak will win the next election than in November.
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These were the 8 best Super Bowl ads in 2023. Here's why, according to hard data from Ipsos
Ipsos analysed Super Bowl 2023 ads through both traditional and cutting-edge methods – from surveys to social listening to live communities – to provide a more robust and nuanced picture of success. Here are the Ipsos Creative Excellence Awards for the top performers in Super Bowl LVII.
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Being told average full-time salaries increases public support for newly qualified doctors and refuse collectors going on strike
New Ipsos polling shows public support for the UK's striking workers changes when they are told a profession’s average full-time salary.