RT @Ipsos_in_the_UK: August leaderboard📊. We asked the public 'to what extent, if at all, do you have a favourable or unfavourable opinion….

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RT @keiranpedley: Important nugget when we talk about 'immigration' as an issue. For many, when they say immigration they mean asylum (and….

Useful for anyone seeking to understand the complexity of public views of refugees and asylum seekers

Yet currently there is strong support for deporting people who arrive to the UK without permission IF they commit serious crimes. This is likely fueled by view that arrivals have gone up, and scepticism about asylum seekers' reason for being in the UK

Attitudes towards refugees are nuanced. Only about 1 in 6 are outright hostile, fewer than the 1 in 5 or so who are values-aligned supporters. Most Brits' views are a complex balance of humanitarian values, practical considerations and rule of law principles. @Ipsos_in_the_UK

But how the next months unfold will be key. Gov seems keen on continuing with hotels hoping they will clear the log quickly enough. But other options exist - see Spain, France. Full data here

I think this shows there is a lot of empathy for asylum seekers, something we've heard from local reporting as well. Brits are split on whether protesting outside hotels is acceptable and want police to prioritise their safety as well as right to protest

This is in the context of perceptions that asylum applications and hotels are up, incl. but to a lesser extent in their areas.

New @Ipsos_in_the_UK: 3in10 think their local areas are housing their fair share of asylum seekers, another 3in10 say it's about right. But also same share don't have a view. To some this is something happening on the telly, but not to everyone

RT @keiranpedley: 🚨 New from @Ipsos_in_the_UK: Our issues index shows immigration the number one issue for the public - with importance gro….

RT @keiranpedley: 🚨 1 in 5 Brits say they’d consider voting for new left wing party - including 1 in 3 aged under 35 🚨 . New deep dive pol….

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Excellent write up from @charleshymas here

Despite scepticism around effectiveness, 7 in 10 support age verification, including over 3 in 4 parents. And about half are likely to submit proof of age if required to access content, with email being the most popular option. But very few are willing to share financial info

There is low confidence that the Act will prevent under 18s from seeing harmful content, though parents are more reassured. Majorities expect data breaches, government censorship, and children accessing less safe parts of the internet, but also better labelling of adult content

With calls today to prevent children from using VPNs to access porn sites, new @Ipsos_in_the_UK data shows 7 in 10 Brits think under 18s will find it easy to get around #OnlineSafetyAct safeguards.

RT @CameronGarrett_: In my new op-ed for @ConHome, I use our exclusive @Ipsos_in_the_UK polling to explore the fundamental question facing….

RT @TaliFraser: 🚨We're all creatures of habit, and Tory voters are no different. New @Ipsos polling has them wanting Boris back over anyone….

RT @keiranpedley: Why are Reform going big on crime?. Our polling at @Ipsos_in_the_UK shows it is the only one of Labour's missions where t….