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Action to help families ‘right size’ would boost housing supply – Barclays

The bank said that initiatives could help to support people to ‘right-size’ into accommodation that suits their needs.

The Independent UK

‘The ultimate reminder’: readers on what their tattoos mean to them

With number of Britons getting inked on the rise, people share the memories, loved ones and values that inspired them

The Guardian - UK

4 candidates to lead Britain's defeated Conservatives bash Labour, and each other

The four contenders to lead Britain’s Conservative Party have taken turns to argue why they have what it takes to lead the right-of-center party back from a catastrophic election defeat

The Independent UK

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Pollster: "The map looks easier for her"

"In the end, we believe it will come down to the relative ability of each campaign to win the framing war"

Salon

Nigel Farage beats all four Tory leadership contenders in having what it takes to be 'good PM' - new poll

The Reform UK leader ‘looms large’ over the Conservative leadership contest, says Keiran Pedley, Director of Politics at Ipsos

Evening Standard

Donald Trump v Kamala Harris: Most key states on a ‘knife edge’ in US presidential race, say latest polls

Even though the Democratic candidate has gained momentum

Evening Standard

Britain's Treasury chief tries to turn on the economic optimism after months of gloomy talk

British Treasury chief Rachel Reeves has promised not to return to an era of public spending cuts despite the dire state of the U.K.’s national finances

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Things only going to get worse on economy, say half of Brits as Keir Starmer honeymoon seems over

The Ipsos survey showed a sharp fall in optimism since the General Election in July

Evening Standard

Mental health overtakes cancer and obesity as Britons’ biggest health worry

Ipsos survey asked people in 31 countries what they thought of their health and healthcare

The Guardian - UK

Reform voters are outliers who have ‘starkly’ different views about immigration than rest of the country

Supporters of Nigel Farage’s party are gathering for its annual conference in Birmingham

The Independent UK

Starmer says rebuilding UK means painful decisions, not just ‘a lick of paint’

PM defends choices such as cutting winter fuel allowance as long-term remedies as polls show his popularity falling

The Guardian - UK

Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves' popularity plummets, according to new poll

Public favourability for both Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves has fallen sharply, according to a poll ...

The National (Scotland)

Harris widens polling gap with Trump among women post-DNC, but the elections remain close

Vice President Harris is continuing her momentum in the polls, strengthening her edge among women, a major voting bloc ahead of November

Latin Times

Ten-minute appointments: It’s not surprising patients have unfinished business with their GP

Nearly half of us leave a doctor’s appointment without having discussed all our health concerns. It’s no wonder when we’re given 10 minutes and made to feel guilty for being there in the first place, writes Helen Coffey

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The Guardian - UK

Many patients leave GP appointment without discussing all worries, survey shows

Ipsos poll found 40% of Britons thought there was not enough time to raise all concerns in 10-minute slot

Salon

Support for processed food taxes grows

Participants of a survey conducted by Ipsos said the taxes would help combat the country’s obesity crisis

The National (Scotland)

Keir Starmer loses popularity as UK ‘moving in wrong direction’ – new poll

MORE than half of people think the UK is “moving in the wrong direction”, according to a new poll which shows a drop in favourability for Keir…

The Independent UK

More than half of people think Britain is ‘moving in wrong direction’ in blow to Starmer

Sir Keir Starmer’s approval ratings have dropped from plus 7 to 0 but he is still more popular than Rishi Sunak

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The Guardian - UK

Majority in UK want new tax on makers of ultra-processed and junk food

Exclusive: Poll findings prompt calls for ministers to impose sugar tax-style levy on companies to combat obesity

Top News

Trump And Harris Neck-And-Neck In Swing States Poll

Ipsos poll reveals tight race between Trump and Harris in swing states, with inflation and immigration as top concerns. Harris's choice of Tim Walz as runn...

The Guardian - US

Harris and Trump agree to debate on ABC in September as race tightens

Candidates will face off for first time after Trump had previously cast doubt about debating Harris on the network

Evening Standard

Jury out on Chancellor Rachel Reeves, new poll shows after '£22 billion black hole' row

Ms Reeves clashed with her predecessor Jeremy Hunt over the public finances

Evening Standard

Britons 'concerned' about prospect of Trump's White House return and think it would hurt UK/US ties - analysis

‘If the UK was a US state, Democrats might feel more optimistic about their prospects,’ explains Keiran Pedley, Director of Politics at Ipsos

Evening Standard

OPINION - The Standard View: Britons backs Kamala Harris (but think Donald Trump will win)

Were it admitted to the United States, the UK would not be much of a swing state. An exclusive Ipsos poll for the Evening Standard finds that more than twice as many Britons want Kamala Harris rather than Donald Trump as the next US president — 50 per cent to…

Evening Standard

Kamala Harris backed by 50% of Brits compared to just 21% for Donald Trump, new poll shows

Exclusive Ipsos survey for The Evening Standard found 50 per cent of adults in Britain would prefer to see Democrat Ms Harris as US president, compared to 21 per cent for Republican Donald Trump

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