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• Crime, Justice, Police Survey

  A Quarter Of Women Drivers Are Afraid Of Being 'Carjacked'

  A quarter of women drivers (25%) are afraid of being carjacked according to research published today by Direct Line. In addition half (49%) of all women admit they lock their car doors for added security when driving through town. This figure rises to 64% when they are driving at night.

  07.02.02
• Consumers Survey

  Post Offices Pass On The Parcel Question

  Customers are being given inadequate advice about which service to use when they send parcels at the post office according to new figures from Postwatch, the consumer watchdog for postal services. Yet, in reality, when customers complain about loss or damage, Consignia place the onus on them to choose the right service.

  06.02.02
• Economy Survey

  Are Loyalty Card Schemes Missing A Trick?

  Research released today carried out by MORI on behalf of Black Sun — the loyalty consultancy — reveals the scoop on consumer habits towards loyalty cards. The findings provide a basis for businesses to re-think expensive loyalty programmes, as research shows that current programmes offered by retailers are missing the mark with consumers.

  04.02.02
• Politics Survey

  After Afghanistan, It's War — Over Public Services

  The National Health Service has regained poll position as the issue of most concern to most people in Britain, pushing the war into second place. Service delivery (lack thereof) by the Blair government is salient. Recently the media are talking about the Tories' resurgence. The runes I read do not look happy for the occupants of Nos. 10 & 11.

  02.02.02
• Europe Survey

  Joining The Euro: All Companies' Polls 1999-2002

  MORI, ICM, Gallup. NOP and Eurobarometer published polls on joining the Single European Currency

  01.02.02

• Pulse Check

  Pulse Check delivers key insights from Ipsos' Political Monitor, Political Pulse, and Public Services data, along with reactive polling, to help you navigate the evolving political landscape.

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• War/Terrorism Survey

  Confidence Returns

  The number of holidaymakers who said they would not travel to a country perceived as risky after 11 September attacks has halved according to MORI polls carried out in September, November and January on behalf of ABTA.

  01.02.02
• Economy Survey

  Sharp Fall In Arrears And Possessions

  The number of properties taken into possession by mortgage lenders dropped by some 20% in 2001, according to figures released today by the Council of Mortgage Lenders. Fewer than 1 in 625 mortgages in the UK ended up as a repossession in 2001, compared with 1 in 130 back in 1991 when repossessions peaked.

  31.01.02
• Science Survey

  Oftel Publishes Results Of Dial-Up Internet Access Review

  The UK has a competitive dial-up Internet access market with a wide range of unmetered and metered services available to consumers at low prices, Oftel's review of the Internet market has concluded.

  31.01.02
• Public Health Survey

  Henry Calls On NHS To Plan Now For Challenge Of An Ageing Scotland

  Report predicting big increases in the health needs of older people in Scotland, as well as examining old people's views of teh services NHS Scotland provides

  31.01.02
• Family Survey

  The Student Living Report 2002

  The Definitive Study Of The "Student Experience". Student debt has increased by a quarter in 12 months, yet on average students spend 16320 a week on drink and 86% own a mobile phone", according to the Student Living Report 2002, published today. The report represents one of the most comprehensive quantitative surveys of full time undergraduate and postgraduate students. The findings are part of an ongoing study to explore how students are meeting the challenges and opportunities of the higher education experience.

  31.01.02
• Royal Family & Monarchy Survey

  Public Recognition & Attitudes Towards The Monarchy

  Q1 In which, if any, of the following are you interested ...

  31.01.02