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Holidaymakers - Don't Forget Your Credit Card!
According to a recent MORI survey, British holidaymakers going away for the start of the summer holidays won't leave home without their credit cards. Over a third (35%) said that the credit card was the most important item to take on holiday. Over half (58%) cited their credit card as one of the three most important items.
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NHS 50th Anniversary Poll
MORI interviewed 702 adults aged 18+ across Great Britain. Interviews were conducted by telephone on 23-25 June 1998. Data are weighted to the profile of Great Britain.
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World Cup Fever Grips Britain's Workers
One in five workers plan to down tools during the World Cup, according to a MORI survey conducted for the Institute of Personnel and Development (IPD).
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Single European Currency Poll
Q1 How would you vote if there were a General Election tomorrow?
[If undecided or refused at Q1]
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Post Office Press Relations First Class
The Post Office's press relations is the best in British Industry, according to a MORI survey.
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Public Attitudes In France - Germany - Great Britain - Italy - Spain On Egg Purchasing And Labelling.
Eurogroup for Animal Welfare, RSPCA, Deutscher Tierschutzbund
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The Summer Holiday: At Home; Going Away
The Nestleacute; Family Monitor is a series of research studies into family life in Britain undertaken on behalf of Nestleacute; by MORI. It is designed to examine attitudes to and perceptions of family life and how families in a Britain function approaching the millennium. Each wave of research addresses a core set of issues as well as a number of topical subjects. This summer, the monitor focused on the school summer holiday; at home and going away. Selected highlights from this summer holiday study are described below.
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Local Democracy Study
Survey for the Local Government Association on Attitudes to Voting In Local Elections
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Men Around The World Share Many Similar Attitudes - And Misperceptions - About Erectile Dysfunction
New survey emphasises need for better communications and education
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The UK and EMU - Difficult Hurdles
Our latest poll suggests that public opinion remains anti EMU, and that there has been no significant pro-EMU dividend from the UK's EU Presidency. The chances of an EMU referendum in the next year or two remain low.