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Clear majority blames Westminster for crisis in Scottish NHS, poll finds

THE majority of Scots think the Tory government is most responsible for the crisis gripping the NHS, an exclusive new poll has found.

The National (Scotland)

NHS tops public concerns for first time since start of pandemic

More than 40% of people listed the state of the NHS as a major issue for the UK amid a wave of strikes

The Independent UK

NHS tops list of public concerns for first time since start of Covid pandemic

Poll finds that 42% of people believe that its current state is a major issue for the country

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NHS tops list of public concerns for first time since start of pandemic

More than 40% of people listed the state of the NHS as a major issue for the UK amid a wave of strikes.

The Independent UK

Pavel leads ahead of Czech vote; opponent plays on war fears

Retired general and former NATO official Petr Pavel led billionaire ex-prime minister Andrej Babis by a double-digit margin ahead of a Czech presidential election run-off vote, two final polls showed on Monday.

Reuters

Three in five people blame Government for length of pay row with nurses – poll

Some 57% of people said the UK Government is more at fault for the length of the industrial dispute with nurses.

The Independent UK

UK holidays: should you get travel insurance?

Although Covid travel restrictions have all but disappeared, UK holidays remain a popular choice. According to research from Ipsos, 81% of Brits planned a UK break between September 2021 and September 2022.

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Things are only going to get worse in 2023, say seven out of ten Britons amid economic gloom

Seven in ten adults expect Britain’s general economic conditions to get worse in 2023, a new poll revealed on Wednesday.

Evening Standard

Most now doubt they will get high quality health care this winter amid NHS chaos

90% of people believe waiting times for non-emergency treatment are too long

Evening Standard

From a worsening economy to alien visits – this is what people expect in 2023

This year proved to be an improvement on the previous one, but Australians' outlook for 2023 is still gloomy, new research shows.

The New Daily

Tory reputation as party for economic growth nosedives amid wave of strikes

The Conservatives’ reputation as the best party for economic growth has nosedived as Britons face a wave of tax hikes and “Winter of Discontent” strikes, a new poll revealed on Monday.

Evening Standard

Public expects food shortages and a general strike in 2023 – poll

An Ipsos poll found widespread economic pessimism about 2023.

The Independent UK

‘Four in five Britons concerned about patient safety during NHS strikes’

A poll found half of adults support the action by nurses and ambulance workers but the majority are concerned about patient safety.

The Independent UK

COVID, flu, RSV: The benefits of advocating for boosters in the workplace–and how to go about it

The return to the office has turned into a superspreader event.

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SNP would win outright majority in new Holyrood election, poll suggests

THE SNP would command a majority at Holyrood and the Greens would return a record number of MSPs after a fresh Scottish parliament election,…

The National (Scotland)

Seven things we learned from the latest independence poll

SCOTTISH independence support has surged to 56 in the latest polling from Ipsos Mori just two weeks after the UK Supreme Court ruled Scotland could…

The National (Scotland)

What the new Ipsos Mori poll means for independence supporters

IT has been a turbulent few weeks for the Scottish independence movement and the SNP.

Daily Record

New Scottish independence poll finds support rising following Supreme Court ruling

According to the poll 56 per cent of people said they would vote for independence while 44 per cent revealed they would vote 'No'.

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Scottish independence support at 56 PER CENT in major new poll

SUPPORT for Scotland leaving the Union has risen to a whopping 56 per cent, according to the latest polling from Ipsos Mori.

Axios

Axios-Ipsos poll: Few COVID worries for the holidays

Americans are entering the holidays with COVID firmly in the back of their minds.

Wales Online

Conservatives warned that polls ‘do not point to re-election’

The warning comes as polling from Ipsos suggests more than 60% of people believe the country is heading in the wrong direction

The Independent UK

Polls ‘do not point to re-election’ for Conservatives

Rishi Sunak’s personal popularity has not yet brought an improvement in his party’s ratings, according to Ipsos.

The National (Scotland)

Ipsos denies 'secret independence polling' claims after Eddi Reader tweet row

A LEADING polling company has denied claims it was carrying out secret polling on Scottish independence.

The Independent UK

UK voters warm to new leader Sunak, but not to his party

In his first month as Britain's prime minister, Rishi Sunak has stabilized the economy, reassured allies from Washington to Kyiv and even soothed the European Union after years of sparring between Britain and the bloc

The Independent UK

Concerns over immigration reach highest level in three years according to poll

Concern about immigration has doubled since October, according to an Ipsos poll.

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