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We asked the public to pick which songs they think various political leaders would sing at #Eurovision 🎤🎤🎤

Interesting speculation from the always well informed Tim Montgomerie 🇬🇧 Could Boris save the Conservatives? From their most recent Ipsos in the UK favourability ratings 🔵Johnson Fav: 24% Unfav: 55% Net: -31 (Feb24) 🔵 Badenoch Fav: 20% Unfav: 45% Net: -25 (Apr25)

🚨 Keir Starmer backs end of two child benefit cap Ipsos in the UK polling last summer showed public opinion was split… 38% said parents should be able to claim benefits for more than two children 40% said benefits should remain as only being paid for max 2 children

As anticipation builds around the upcoming Spending Review, join us for a thought-provoking briefing chaired by Trinh Tu 💭💷 Gideon Skinner Ben Zaranko & JamesSmithRF will discuss the review’s potential economic and societal impact. Register here: bit.ly/3FrJ5nR

5 points on the public mood/expectations ahead of the #spendingreview, from Ipsos in the UK data: 1) It's gloomy - 54% think we are in austerity, and although economic optimism has slightly improved on last month's 47-yr record low, it's still well below the long-term average.

NEW📢 👇 Me on nimbyism and public support for #planning reform (#ukhousing). With many thanks to redbrick for hosting this and HT Ipsos in the UK for the data!

New Ipsos in the UK data on public's reactions to the Spending Review: Support for many individual policies, but turning around the tanker of entrenched public pessimism is a much harder task - and Britons are worried about tax rises on the horizon. ipsos.com/en-uk/8-10-bri…🧵⬇️

🔴 Third of voters back Nigel Farage’s party while Tories could get fewer than 10 seats Find out more ⬇️ telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/06/2…

🚨NEW Ipsos in the UK voting intention exclusive for the The Telegraph / NEW methodology / Reform lead at 9 points 🚨 Reform UK 34% Labour 25% Conservatives 15% Lib Dems 11% Green 9% Record lead for Reform Record low share with Ipsos for the Conservatives

We're back! Our first Political Monitor to coincide with one year on from the 2024 general election reveals Reform UK holds a record 9-point lead over Labour. Full findings 👉ipsos.com/en-uk/reform-i…

It's been a while... New Ipsos in the UK Voting Intention poll with a shiny new methodology. Grim reading just ahead of the election anniversary for a not so new government

Live scenes of Ipsos in the UK dropping their first voting intention in a year with a brand new methodology

First Ipsos in the UK voting Political Monitor since the GE shows quite how much the political landscape has changed since then, as revealed in The Telegraph today. Longish thread below, covering the key results and a bit on methods too. ipsos.com/en-uk/reform-i…

Must read from Gideon Skinner on Ipsos in the UK’s new approach to VI

We Ipsos in the UK published our first VI since the election with a fresh new methodology. Telephone has served us well, but we have now moved to our online probability KnowledgePanel. Some points for the methodologically-inclined among you:

Friday marks the one year anniversary of Labour's election win and the polls make difficult reading for the party and it's leader Keir Starmer. Are there any crumbs of comfort? Let's deep dive using the latest Ipsos in the UK Political Pulse 🧵

NEW: Scottish Political Monitor from Ipsos Scotland and STV News - SNP out in front on General Election voting intention, on 31% - Labour slide to 22% (-13 points since the GE) - Reform continue to rise, in 3rd place on 16% and well ahead of the Conservatives on 10% 🧵

I’ve written a lot about Labour strategy this year. With the anniversary here, seemed a good time to pull it all together. 7 reasons Labour are in a hole, and 6 things Starmer could do about it. It starts with him and his dislike of ideology in politics. open.substack.com/pub/goodalland…