Ipsos MORI January Political Monitor
1 February 2010
Economic optimism returns as Labour narrow the Conservative lead, though there is little belief that the recession is over.

The Election’s Not Over Yet
30 January 2010
Sir Robert Worcester examines why it's far too early to call the result of the election and the different issues that will be key to the result.

Worcester's Weblog - Too early to call?
29 January 2010
Sir Robert Worcester calls on pundits not to jump the gun and call the election too early. In this piece he explains the numerous issues and events that could still have a dramatic effect on who the country chooses as its next government.

Ipsos MORI Political Monitor: Aggregated 2009 results
27 January 2010
Ipsos MORI has aggregated the voting intention findings from the twelve monthly Political Monitor surveys conducted in 2009.

Finding the good from within: teachers as role models
22 January 2010
This article was written by Ben Page and Sally Panayiotou from Ipsos MORI and produced for Navigate as a Special Report.

2009 Members of the Scottish Parliament (MSPs) survey findings
18 January 2010
A year ago, MSPs were overwhelmingly pessimistic about the near-term prospects for the Scottish economy. Views now are more mixed.

Captains of industry are confident about the future of their business, but not government economic policy
24 December 2009
Ipsos MORI's annual Captains of Industry survey shows that business leaders are optimistic about 2010 but lack confidence in government policy.

Looking Back: 1979 - Labour Doomed
24 December 2009
In the run-up to the 1979 General Election, Labour’s Prime Minister James Callaghan lost the election in the “Winter of Discontent”. Is Brown doomed to defeat in 2010?

The Voice of Britain: 1969 - 2009
23 December 2009
As next year's election approaches, Ipsos MORI is now republishing on its website some long-forgotten polls from the run-up to the 1979 election.

Worcester's Weblog: PBR Sinks Labour
20 December 2009
Is fear of the Cameron/Osborne team enough to energise the Labour reluctants? says Sir Robert Worcester