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• Europe Survey

  Lower Pound And Higher Rates

  19 May 2000

  19.05.00
• Public Health Survey

  Low Public Awareness Of Symptoms Of Arthritis

  Despite the number of arthritis sufferers in Britain and the severity of their symptoms, a recent MORI survey found that fairly low proportions of the public are aware of this group of common conditions. Fewer than half (48%) of adults asked about the different types of arthritis mentioned RA, and only a third (33%) mentioned OA (5). When asked more closely about RA, only 5% of adults specifically mentioned inflammation, and only 11% mentioned aching joints in relation to osteoarthritis.

  18.05.00
• Family Survey

  'Enterprise Insight' Takes Off

  Young people from across the UK and some of this country's most respected entrepreneurs today (Thursday 11 May) joined Prime Minister Tony Blair at 10 Downing Street for the launch of "Enterprise Insight".

  11.05.00
• Politics Survey

  Soft Labour Vote? Not So, At Least Not Yet

  The first poll taken entirely after the call of the election shows a widening of the lead for Labour, and on every measure, Labour gaining even further ground on the Conservatives.

  10.05.00
• Employment Survey

  Learning About E-Learning

  "bookacourse.com survey" gives fascinating insight into the impact of the Internet on training in the UK

  09.05.00

• 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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• Public Health Survey

  National Campaign Tackles Men's Ignorance Of Sexually Transmitted Diseases

  Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are increasing in men. Trends indicate a dramatic rise in the diagnosis of Genital Herpes and Chlamydia. The Doctor Patient Partnership (DPP) has joined forces with the Men's Health Forum to encourage men to seek help, and to dismiss the myths that surround STIs.

  08.05.00
• Economy Survey

  Internet To Change Borrowing Behaviour

  Consumers are not shopping around for the best deal when arranging personal finance a survey revealed today, but this looks set to change as the Internet makes borrowers sharpen up when looking for a personal loan.

  07.05.00
• Politics Survey

  London's Choice Poll

  Research Study Conducted for The London News Network

  05.05.00
• Politics Survey

  Local/London Mayor/Romsey Elections Explained

  So, no real surprises in Thursday's local elections, though most of the government's worst fears were fulfilled. Ken is Mayor, the Tories are back in business in local government. More surprising, the Liberal Democrats gained their first parliamentary seat under Charles Kennedy's leadership in the Romsey by-election.

  05.05.00
• Politics Survey

  Caught In The Net

  Despite popular concerns about the onward rush of technology, says Bob Worcester, 13 million have already gone on line at home

  01.05.00
• Politics Survey

  England: One Nation?

  Are you satisfied or dissatisfied with the way ...?
  Q1 The Government is running the Country

  30.04.00