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Political Attitudes in Great Britain for September 1997
Data on satisfaction with party leaders, economic optimism, issues facing Britain, voting intention.
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Cellular Phone Use
Preliminary results from a global survey on Global Cellular Usage published today confirm reports that Finland and Australia are the world's most connected societies - with over half the population reporting owning a mobile phone connected
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Political Attitudes in Great Britain for August 1997
Research study conducted for The Times Newspaper
MORI interviewed a representative quota sample of 1,758 adults aged 18+ at 163 sampling points across Great Britain between 21-25 August 1997. -
MORI Political Monitor, July 1997
Including questions on the Budget, satisfaction with the Chancellor and the government's economic policies
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Ipsos - Political Attitudes in Great Britain, 20-23 June 1997
Political Attitudes in Great Britain for June 1997. Research study conducted for The Times 20-23 June 1997 containing questions on economic optimism, issues facing Britain, satisfaction with party leaders and voting intention.
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Times Election Poll - Week 3
MORI's third poll for The Times during the 1997 election campaign, including questions on the conduct of the campaign and on European integration, as well as the regular tracking questions
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Surveys Hint That The Real Fight Is Beginning At Last
The Conservatives are up all average three points, to 32 per cent, and Labour is down by four,to 49 per cent, since the first week of the campaign. There have been seven polls published since my report last week and a clear pattern is emerging, led by the MORI poll in The Times last Thursday which so galvanised the Prime Minister.
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Times Election Poll - Week 2
Data on issues facing Britain and the best party on these issues, satisfaction with party leaders, voting intention and likelihood to vote.
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Times Election Poll - Week 1
Political Attitudes in Great Britain: Data on likelihood to vote, voting intention, strength of support and party image, taken at the outset of the 1997 election campaign.
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Home Electronic Interactive Services Set to Explode!!!
Demand for home electronic interactive services is set to explode according to recent research conducted by MORI.
Home shopping services are likely to be the most popular service with two-thirds of the population saying they
would be interested in using some kind of home shopping services, if they were easily available.