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Following the government's commitment to 'building back better', over half of the British public (51 per cent) want them to focus on the NHS, according...

It’s been four months since the violent pro-Trump insurrection at our nation’s Capitol. Four months. It seems astonishing that this country can look so steady when it was teetering on the brink of autocracy just 126 days ago. In his first address to Congress, 100 days into his presidency, Joe Biden showed a determination to steer the nation decisively away from chaos, focusing instead on stable, principled leadership and goals that would benefit every American. After four years of pre...

May 2, 2021 SHOW TRANSCRIPT A $2.3 *trillion dollar infrastructure and jobs plan….Including $115 billion for roads and bridges…$100 billion for school construction...another $100 billion for broadband. President Biden also proposing $1.8 billion targeted for families…including free pre-school...more tax credits...and help with child care — $4 trillion in all. The Biden administration says that kind of spending is necessary for a post-pandemic nation. "I think what the public is seeing...

King’s College London Covid-19 vaccines: beliefs, uncertainties and passports Read the research Nearly one in five people who haven’t had a Covid vaccine say they’ll feel resentful towards those who have if they don’t get one in time for their summer holidays, while the proportion of the public who think vaccine passports will infringe civil liberties has increased since March and about half think they’ll be sold on the black market, according to a new study. The research, by the Univ...

King’s College London Covid-19 vaccines: confidence, concerns and behaviours Read the research The public’s preference for the AstraZeneca Covid vaccine has declined since last month, and belief that it causes blood clots has increased – but despite this, vaccine confidence is higher than it was towards the end of 2020, and there has been a big rise in the proportion of people who say they want to be vaccinated as soon as possible, according to a new study. The research, by the University...

Survey finds almost half of SA households went without food due to Covid-19 21 April 2021 - 12:03 By TimesLIVE A study has revealed people in KwaZulu-Natal, the second most populous province, and the Eastern Cape, one of the poorest provinces, suffered the most from hunger during the pandemic. File image. Image: Esa Alexander Almost half (46%) of adult South Africans surveyed late last year said their households “often had to go hungry during the Covid-19 pandemic a...

Ipsos acquires Intrasonics, its longstanding partner and authority in audio watermarking technology This is part of Ipsos’ continued strategy to increase its expertise in the field of digital audience measurement and offer new capabilities in the area of audio, digital and TV content recognition Delhi, April 14, 2021 Market research company Ipsos has announced the acquisition of Intrasonics, a leading provider of audio recognition technology based in the UK.  This is part ...

Over 70 per cent of adults in Saudi Arabia, Russia, India and mainland China are confident their life will return to pre-COVID normal within a year

Indians are an optimistic lot, some hope to return to pre-Covid normal in 3 months SECTIONS Last Updated: Apr 13, 2021, 04:06 PM IST Share iStock Over 70% of adults in India, Saudi Arabia, Russia and mainland China are confident their lives will return to pre-Covid normal within a year. NEW DELHI/GENEVA: Indians are among the most optimistic globally in terms of their expectations for a return to pre-COVID normal, with over 70 per cent expecting it to happen in less than a year, a new study sai...

Expectations about when life might return to something like a ‘pre-Covid normal’ vary widely across the globe, according to a new World Economic Forum-Ipsos…