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Public at `tipping point' on attitude towards cuts poll shows
People's attitudes towards cuts to public spending and reduced living standards may be reaching a `tipping point' with high concerns about the future effect on themselves and their family, an RSA commissioned survey suggests.
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Almost all Britons satisfied with the Queen as Monarch, but Prince William is the most popular Royal
As her Diamond Jubilee year draws to a close, nine in ten people in Britain say they are satisfied with the way the Queen is doing her job as Monarch.
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Keep Taking the Tablets...
The rise of both smartphone and tablet ownership means that more and more people engage in multi-screen behaviour. MediaCT investigates what activities people engage in and how it affects television viewing.
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Tweeting police officers: forces need to make a more relaxed attitude
Eoghan O'Neill in The Wall blog argues that social media is as much of the fabric of society as face-to-face conversations so internal police social media policies need to reflect this.
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Infrastructure Projects Poll
Far more of the British public consider building more homes to be the best way of boosting the economy through infrastructure investment, than other options such as a new High Speed Rail line.
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The British and Europe: In, Out, or Somewhere in Between?
Assistant Chief Executive at Ipsos, Simon Atkinson discusses our latest Political Monitor and the public's attitude to Europe.
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The majority of Scots are satisfied with the Scottish Government
The Scottish Government has a healthy public approval rating, according to our latest Scottish Public Opinion Monitor, conducted last month.
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Keeping the Future Sweet - Trends in the Chocolate Industry
Our deck looks at the key trends that are shaping the chocolate industry , highlighting areas where we could apply our expertise around communications and innovation.
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Sharp decline in those who think businesses behave ethically
We have conducted our annual survey for the Institute of Business Ethics on the attitudes of the British public to business ethics.