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Americans are seriously hating Trump’s decision to tear down the East Wing for a mammoth ballroom, poll finds

The joint survey by ABC News, Ipsos and The Washington Post found that 56 percent of Americans oppose Trump’s demolition ballroom plan

The Independent UK

First results show neck-and-neck finish between liberals and far right in Dutch general election

Preliminary results show a difference of just 2,000 votes between the centrist liberal D66 and far-right PVV, indicating 26 seats each in an extremely tight race.

Euronews

Dutch elections: Five things to watch

The Netherlands goes to the polls in an election that could see the far-right win, but no clear path to forming a government.

Euronews

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South Africans feel mixture of hope and despair as apartheid becomes a distant memory

According to data released by global market research firm Ipsos in September, 80% of South Africans say their country is on the wrong track. It is not hard to see why.

The Conversation

How do EU citizens feel about climate action and corporate accountability?

As green policies in the European Union come under scrutiny, three in four EU respondents say it is important that the bloc uphold its environmental laws.

Euronews

Trump’s ratings steady as the US government shutdown drags into a second week

It’s been eight days since a partial US government shutdown began on October 1, owing to a failure by Congress to agree to a new budget by the September 30 deadline.

The Conversation

SNP say voters 'won't forgive' Labour as cost of living crisis soars

THE SNP have urged Chancellor Rachel Reeves to “put money back in people’s pockets and tackle the soaring cost of living crisis on the Labour…

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‘Intrusive’ digital ID cards were a flop 15 years ago – so what’s changed?

ANALYSIS : A decade and a half ago, the last Labour government’s rollout of ID cards was scrapped amid an outcry over an invasion of privacy. Alex Ross asks what has changed today, and whether a Brit card is the answer?

The Independent UK

Organic Products Retailer Taps Temu to Break Out of Privileged Niche

Auwald Bio, once a small organic retailer in Upper Bavaria, is reaching new customers through Temu, connecting with shoppers who might never step into a specialty organic store but are open to discovering something new online.

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A whopping 76% of Americans agree Trump’s Nobel Prize dreams should stay exactly where they belong

The Washington Post and Ipsos recently released a survey measuring how Americans view Donald Trump‘s administrative record, and the results delivered a direct blow to the former president’s long-cherished dream of winning a Nobel Peace Prize.

The Mary Sue

Quarter say new archbishop of Canterbury should talk less politics – polling

The new person to take the role of the Church of England’s most senior bishop is expected to be announced in the coming weeks.

The Independent UK

Grim news for Trump on economy, immigration, and crime as Republicans say US headed in wrong direction: polls

Young Republicans and GOP women have seen the largest drop in optimism since the Charlie Kirk shooting

The Independent UK

Only one in three Britons has faith in UK-US special relationship – poll

The Ipsos poll also found that 61% of British people said they did not like US President Donald Trump

The Independent UK

Sir Robert Worcester obituary

Founder of the market research company Mori whose snappy analysis made him the go-to pollster for the British media

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How Keir Starmer’s polling became one of the worst in the west – in charts

The UK prime minister’s approval is among the lowest at home and abroad

Evening Standard

Little appetite for celebrities airing political views, polling suggests

Asked about which groups they would be interested in hearing more from on political issues, 8% said celebrities.

Evening Standard

OPINION - Want birth rates to rise? Start by making parenting easier

Half of all British adult women have delayed having a child or decided against it altogether, according to new Ipsos research – the latest indication that we are facing a full-blown population crisis.

The Independent UK

Map: Which areas of UK will see temperatures soar during fourth heatwave of the year?

Temperatures are forecast to reach the mid-thirties in parts of the UK in the coming days

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Britons aren’t having children for one simple reason – they just can’t afford it

Exclusive: Some four in 10 adults are putting off having children, or deciding against it altogether, as birth rates in the UK hit record lows

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UK Fears Immigration More Than Inflation or Healthcare

The National (Scotland)

Why is the BBC not talking about Scottish concerns?

This week's Media Watch looks at BBC Radio Scotland pushing the issue of small boat crossings despite Scots having other concerns.

The Guardian - UK

Wes Streeting to meet BMA as public support collapses for resident doctor strikes

Exclusive: polling shows strong approval by voters for strikes has halved from 52% a year ago to 26%

The National (Scotland)

'Skewed': BBC slated for pushing small boat crossings as top Scottish story

THE BBC has been criticised for pushing the issue of small boat crossings to the top of its news agenda on Radio Scotland almost every day this week…

Evening Standard

Patient satisfaction with GP services improves, survey finds

The latest GP patient survey, which is carried out by Ipsos for NHS England, found 75% of 702,000 respondents had a good experience at their practice.

Evening Standard

Labour sees biggest first-year poll drop for governing party since 1990s

The last government to experience a double-digit fall in the 12 months after an election was John Major’s Conservatives.

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