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News of the World - Crimes Against Children Poll
Q From what you know or have heard, what issues do you think the Government is now giving highest priority to? Any others?
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Parenting Not Prison The Answer To Crime
A majority of people in Britain thinks better parenting and more police on the beat would do most to reduce crime, with only 8% suggesting more offenders in prison as the answer.
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Parenting Not Prison The Answer To Crime — Topline results
A majority of people in Britain thinks better parenting and more police on the beat would do most to reduce crime, with only 8% suggesting more offenders in prison as the answer.
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The Egg Index: 54% Of Britons Now Using Interactive Technologies
Egg/MORI report registers 37.5% increase in online banking in 6 months - now at 5.5 million users
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Study Reveals Jamie Is Chef With Greatest Influence On How We Cook
New research shows major changes in the role of food in today's lifestyle
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None Of The Above: Non-Voters And The 2001 Election
The low turnout at the last election was not down to apathy but because non-voters made a positive decision to abstain suggests a new report from the Hansard Society based on MORI focus group research.
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The Long-Suffering British?- MORI Survey Reveals Almost One In Four Have Suffered Chronic Pain
Twenty three per cent of the British population have suffered from chronic pain, a new MORI Social Research Institute survey announces today.
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Brits Will Still Go Abroad For Their Holidays
Only a tiny proportion of the public - a mere 3 per cent - say that war and terrorism will put them off going overseas on holiday next year, says a survey conducted by MORI for ABTA.
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New Poll Shows More People Support Abortion Very Strongly
New research by MORI's Social Research Institute shows that two-thirds (65%) of people in Great Britain agree that if a woman wants an abortion she should not have to continue with her pregnancy. Around one in six disagree and a similar proportion are neutral or express no opinion on this issue.
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A Home Should Be A Basic Human Right According To 90% Of The British Public
Despite 90 per cent of the British public's belief that having a home should be a basic human right, almost 400,000 people live in temporary accommodation, isolated and often with little hope of finding somewhere to call a home.