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• Economy Survey

  Retirement Market Confused About Open Market Option

  Newly launched retirement specialist, Evergreen Retirement Assurance, backed by Britannic plc Group, has commissioned extensive research into awareness and attitudes on open market option in a nation-wide MORI poll.

  14.06.00
• Economy Survey

  Revealed - Britain's Happy Homeowners

  Whatever's happened to the great British reserve? We are a nation of happy homeowners - and, what's more, we're prepared to admit it.

  14.06.00
• Europe Survey

  Central Bankers Top The Poll Of Peers

  Alan Greenspan, America's leading central banker and Wim Duisenberg, the Dutch chairman of the European Central Bank, are the two most influential people in Europe's financial markets, according to an exclusive MORI poll carried out for eFinancialNews.

  14.06.00
• Politics Survey

  Challenges of the Demographic Shift

  Foresight Ageing Population Panel
  Consultation Event
  1 Great George Street, London

  13.06.00
• Family Survey

  It's Official - Your Teenager Loves You

  Latest survey reveals facts on parenting for next century

  12.06.00

• 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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• Politics Survey

  State of the Parties Poll, June 2000

  Research Study Conducted for The Mail on Sunday

  12.06.00
• Family Survey

  Men Support Blair's Paternity Leave

  The majority of men support new fathers like Tony Blair taking paternity leave after the birth of their children.

  11.06.00
• Royal Family & Monarchy Survey

  Royal Family Poll, June 2000

  MORI poll for the Sunday Telegraph

  11.06.00
• Politics Survey

  Headline News?

  The latest Gallup poll has Labour up two points since last month, the Conservatives down one, yet to judge from the Daily Telegraph's front page headline Friday (9.6.00) morning, its poll carries awful news for the government: "LABOUR'S LEAD OVER TORIES IS HALVED". What does that convey, knowing that Gallup polls for the Telegraph monthly and is published within a couple of days of the end of fieldwork? Surely that the government has suffered a catastrophic loss of support in the last month, and that this was the position as measured a couple of days ago. In fact, such an impression would be entirely untrue.

  10.06.00
• Politics Survey

  Researching The Future

  The Lifestyle Network
  Tuesday, 6 June 2000
  Natural History Museum

  06.06.00
• Education Survey

  Oxbridge Poll

  Research Study Conducted for The Mail on Sunday

  05.06.00