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• Public Health Survey

  Wales Ignores Test To Detect Deafness In Babies

  Welsh deaf children will be denied the best start in life unless a screen to detect deafness in new born babies - being introduced in England from next year - is implemented in Wales. The screen, which costs as little as £13 per head, will soon be available in 20 English hospitals, but there are no plans to do the same in Wales.

  09.11.00
• Politics Survey

  Petrol Crisis Poll

  QV1 How would you vote if there were a General Election tomorrow?
  [If undecided or refused at Q1]
  QV2 Which party are you most inclined to support?

  05.11.00
• Politics Survey

  Three Frequently Asked Questions

  There are a number of questions about the polls that we get asked time and time again. Over the next few months, as we run up to the general election that will probably be held next year, I am going to try to answer some of them here. Let us begin with some questions about sampling:

  03.11.00
• Economy Survey

  UK Businesses Aren't Benefiting From Competition In Communications Services

  MORI survey shows that deregulation in telecoms has left business customers bewildered and wanting help

  01.11.00
• Politics Survey

  Globalisation and the Future Of Governance

  Environics
  Thursday, 9th November 2000
  Toronto, Canada

  01.11.00

• 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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• Employment Survey

  Motivating Adult Learners

  The Basic Skills Agency today launches new research into what motivates adults with poor basic skills to improve them. The survey, commissioned by the Adult Basic Skills Promotion Task Force (set up following the publication of the Moser Report, A Fresh Start), is called Getting Better Basic Skills - what motivates adults.

  31.10.00
• Public Health Survey

  Public Attitudes To The NHS In Scotland

  Against a background of change in the NHS and to inform the preparation of the Health Plan for Scotland, the Scottish Executive commissioned MORI Scotland and System Three to carry out a survey of public perceptions and experiences of the NHS.

  29.10.00
• Crime, Justice, Police Survey

  Bobbies On The Beat, They Can't Always Be In The Right Place At The Right Time

  In a dramatic display of public misunderstanding, a MORI poll conducted for the National Neighbourhood Watch Association (NNWA) has found that 93% of the British public who expressed an opinion overestimates the number of times that a police officer on foot patrol is actually likely to come across a crime in progress. In response to these figures the NNWA is challenging politicians and police chiefs to re-consider this wasteful use of police resources and concentrate instead on more focused crime prevention measures. They are also pointing out that vigilant neighbours are much more likely to be in the right place at the right time to prevent residential crime taking place.

  27.10.00
• Sports Survey

  Survey Of Overseas Package Holidays

  Spain (including the Balearic and Canary Islands) remains the firm favourite for British package holidaymakers, with 42% having visited in the last 12 months. Greece and her islands were voted second favourite (16%), Cyprus and France were third (7%) and the United States and Turkey were equal with 6%.

  27.10.00
• Public Health Survey

  Food For Thought: Helping Prevent Disabilities In Babies

  Only about half of British women of childbearing age are aware that folic acid can help prevent spina bifida in unborn babies, according to a new survey.

  26.10.00
• Survey

  Women Are Faking It!

  7 in 10 women are faking confidence

  26.10.00