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The majority of Scottish respondents to the Ipsos survey said they didn't know what the Labour leader stood for and were unsatisfied with how he was leading the party.

Ipsos poll: 50% of adults in Britain don’t know what Sir Keir Starmer stands for.

Ipsos poll for the Standard finds people don’t know what the Labour leader stands for – but things are far from rosy for Rishi Sunak

EXCLUSIVE: Tories fall further behind Labour amid mortgage crisis and Boris Johnson furore

Latinos still see Democrats as far more caring than GOP, but support is eroding.

Several polls in the past couple of years (including from Ipsos, YouGov and most recently Savanta on behalf of Kings College Policy Institute and the BBC) have been examining the kinds of conspiratorial beliefs people have. The findings have led to a lot of concern and discussion.

As Donald Trump’s star rises again even with multiple criminal indictments looming, many observers fear that anti-establishment populism in America is no longer just a flirtation, but a feature of our democratic system.

Research Group Ipsos recorded a decline in EV interest among consumers of all ages. However, some of the beliefs are based upon false narratives.

THE ongoing police investigation into the SNP’s finances and a number of high-profile arrests appear to have barely dented support for the party…

Trust in police forces varies enormously around the world. In many countries, trust has slipped since the COVID-19 pandemic.

Britain also ranks low in 30-country poll on support for access to public facilities matching gender identity