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Tackling toxic workplaces

More than a quarter of men say sexual jokes or stories at work are acceptable

Public perceptions of NATO

Favourability towards the Alliance is low in a number of key member states

What helps or hinders women's equality?

Public say men are less likely than women to need intelligence and hard work to get ahead

How Britain became socially liberal in just 30 years

Moral attitudes have changed hugely since 1989

Global attitudes to mental health

Findings from a worldwide survey for World Mental Health Day 2019

Britons' climate change misperceptions

People hugely underestimate how hot the planet has become

The Age of Impunity

Research for David Miliband’s 2019 Fulbright Legacy Lecture

Global Britain?

Brexit's impact on the country's standing in the world and identity

The nation's numeracy skills

An under-appreciation of numeracy skills could be holding back millions

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Just over three-quarters of the British public think mental illness is an illness like any other – the highest of all countries polled.

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Julia Gillard, former Australian Prime Minister and Chair of the Global Institute for Women’s Leadership at King’s College London, discusses global research with Ipsos MORI at an International Women’s Day event with the Duchess of Sussex and Annie Lennox.

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