Alex Bogdan

Keir Starmer is in his last week as PM - but where did it all go wrong? @keiranpedley looks at Ipsos trend data to explore the two key stages in Starmer’s political demise with the public 👉 tinyurl.com/3r86b3m8

The Green Party is most likely to be on the side of "the people" (39%), followed by the Liberal Democrats at 33% and Reform UK at 28%. The Conservative Party is most likely to be seen as on the side of "the establishment" (62%) 👉 tinyurl.com/5n8er7mc

Have you got the Sunday scaries? 4 decades later and Brits still dread Monday mornings... 😨 Big Ipsos report on how Britain’s changed coming soon👉bit.ly/PreRegisterWeB…

The latest GP Patient Survey (GPPS) results have now been published, showing another positive shift following improvements in experience last year. Overall experience of GP practices and access has significantly increased since 2024. 👍 77% had a good overall experience of their GP practice 👍 88.9% had a good experience of pharmacy services 👍73.5% had a good experience of NHS dental services gp-patient.co.uk

In 2024, Brits were more favourable to @CountBinface (16%) than they were towards Liz Truss at the time of her resignation as PM (7%). And Brits aged 18-34 were more favourable towards Binface (31%) than Sunak (16%). 🗑️🧑‍🦲👉 tinyurl.com/jm8f9vpv

There’s something going on with Nigel Farage’s poll ratings. See here from @Ipsos_in_the_UK Job satisfaction June 2025 Satisfied 34% Dissatisfied 49% June 2026 Satisfied 26% (-8) Dissatisfied 63% (+14) Today’s headlines unlikely to help.

2 in 3 Brits (69%) would support a law that requires social media companies to use age-verification tools to ban under 16s in the UK. This drops to 50% if it means everyone would be required to upload an ID or credit card to verify their age 👉 tinyurl.com/n5srnav2

Detailed coverage in @Telegraph here x.com/Telegraph/stat…

NEW from @Ipsos_in_the_UK 2 in 3 Brits support social media ban for under 16s, 61% a curfew for 16-17s. Also: - support for a ban is high among 18-34s as well (67%), and for a curfew (58%) - but softens to 1 in 2 if it means everyone having to verify their age online or on device

NEW headline voting intention from Ipsos 📊Reform’s lead over Labour drops by 4 since May (+6 down to +2). 📊Labour have risen 4 points to 24%. 📊Lib Dems and the Green Party are both down -1.

More Brits today think a world war is likely in the next 25 years than at the height of Cold War tensions! 1984: 45% 2026: 72% To see how Britain and our view of the world have changed in the 4 decades since the days of Thatcher and Reagan, pre-register for our upcoming report⬇️

Where's Andy Burnham's support coming from? 🔴Left-wing Brits are favourable towards Burnham (+37 net rating). 🔴His strongest support comes from left wingers who want moderate change (+45 net rating). 🔴He's also well supported amongst left-wingers who want radical change (+29 net rating). Amongst centre moderates Burnham receives a net positive rating of +13, but a net negative rating amongst centrists who want radical change (-11). @Ben_Roff17 writes for @politicshome 👇tinyurl.com/mwcyuyvy

Defence through a civilian lens. As DIP is published today, we found increased support for defence spending. But seen previously, support is higher if there are clear civilian benefits. From @Ipsos_in_the_UK latest here tinyurl.com/4am22uxe

People who describe themselves as left-wing are key to Andy Burnham's popularity If he can maintain their support by the time of the next general election, he will have the foundation of a winning coalition, writes @Ipsos_in_the_UK's Ben Roff politicshome.com/opinion/articl…

Upcoming @Ipsos_in_the_UK report tracks British public opinion over the last 4 decades. Not everything has changed - but one thing that clearly has is public frustration with the state of the state, and not for the better. Sign-up to receive the report when it's released below.

The 1980s loom large in our memories as a turbulent political time, but against the 6 MPs we've had in the last decade, they might now seem relatively calm. Pre-register below for our new report looking at how things have changed, from Thatcher to Starmer, from Walkmans to Wifi.

In the 1980s we had 1 PM. In the last decade we've had 6.    Do Brits think that the British democratic system works well?   📈1985: 55% works well 📉2026: 34% works well   Brits are desperate for change, but is too much change at the top a symptom or a cause of their lack of faith in politics? And how deep does this crisis go? Pre-register for our upcoming report to find out: tinyurl.com/PreRegisterWeB…

Fantastic. But surely we've already decided we want David Tennant as all 3? theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

The more things change, eh? 3 in 5 think Britain has become more divided under Starmer, not dissimilar to the 67% who said the same about Margaret Thatcher in 1985. Pre-register below to find out how else Britain has and hasn't changed in the last 4 decades ⬇️

Starmer’s Monday exit aligned with prevailing public opinion. Our data, taken before his resignation, shows 55% of the public thought he should resign – up 3ppts from the previous week, and 8ppts since late May.