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• Crime, Justice, Police Survey

  Public Knowledge Of Online Threats

  The UK public is largely ignorant of the threats they face on the Internet, according to recent research conducted by MORI on behalf of StreamShield. Just 16% of the public has heard of the term 'key loggers' — malicious programs that record confidential password details — and only 24% had heard of the term 'phishing' — bogus emails purporting to be from one's bank asking for account information, with the intention of stealing funds.

  17.10.05
• Animal Welfare Survey

  Circus Animals Survey

  Ipsos Statement Regarding Animal Defenders International (ADI) Survey on Circus Animals

  14.10.05
• Public Health Survey

  Public Attitudes To Diet And Health Research

  A new report, published by MORI on behalf of the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC) shows a broad awareness of the different types and applications of research into diet and health. However, there appears to be low awareness of how science works or how scientific excellence should be judged in practice.

  12.10.05
• Employment Survey

  What Makes A Great Employer?

  An international survey conducted by MORI for Manpower reveals what jobseekers in 15 EMEA (Europe Middle-East & Africa) countries want from their employers, what their fears are for the future and what the trends are in the world of work.

  11.10.05
• Economy Survey

  The Role Of Marketing — 2005

  A recent MORI survey on behalf of The Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM) reveals that although most UK marketers assert that marketing is a priority in their company's business strategy, securing marketing budget can be a very different matter — particularly in the very largest businesses.

  11.10.05

• 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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• Public Health Survey

  Majority Of Family Doctors And Public Support Doctors' Assessment Every Few Years

  MORI research finds majority of family doctors and public supportive of doctors being assessed every few years.

  10.10.05
• Economy Survey

  Small Companies And Climate Change

  Small companies in the UK have yet to seize the opportunity to make money from tackling climate change, according to new survey from MORI. The research, published in The Shell Springboard Report, asks small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) for their views on the business opportunity of products and services which help to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

  05.10.05
• Politics Survey

  Londoners Support Police Terrorist Response

  The latest MORI survey for the GLA shows Londoners support the way the police responded to the attacks of July 7th. Three-quarters (77%) say they are satisfied with the way the Met Police responded to the attacks and 15% say they are dissatisfied. The survey also shows that two-thirds (65%) are noticing an increased police presence after the attacks and half (49%) say higher visibility policing makes them feel safer.

  05.10.05
• War/Terrorism Survey

  Post London Bombings Survey

  A survey on behalf of the BBC regarding the likelihood of further terrorist attacks, if the London bombs have affected people's behaviour and what measures to deal with the terrorist threat Londoners support.

  05.10.05
• Public Health Survey

  Patient Choice

  MORI Social Research Institute and Birmingham and the Black Country Strategic Health Authority have published the results of research among local population and General Practitioners. The survey focuses on issues related to the Government's initiative to introduce more choice in the way patients get treated in the NHS.

  05.10.05
• Environment Survey

  Organic Gardening In Britain

  Latest research by MORI, on behalf of Garden Organic (previously HDRA), shows that there is huge potential to encourage the use of organic methods among British garden owners. Almost half (48%) of British garden owners still use weed killers in their gardens. In addition, two-fifths do not feed their soil with garden compost which is vital for maintaining its fertility, and another third (32%) do not actively encourage wildlife into their gardens.

  04.10.05