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MORI Political Monitor, September 2001
Political Attitudes in Great Britain for September 2001, including questions on party image and government reactions to 9/11
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Big Five Lawyers Face Doubters Among European Council
The Big Five accountancy firms face a challenge to win top-level legal work from Europe's largest companies, according to a report by Legal Media Group and MORI.
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Factors Influencing Law Firm Selection
A MORI survey has revealed the major factors influencing some of Europe's biggest companies in their decision to select a law firm for the first time. Decisions are heavily swayed by the ability of a firm's individual personnel, as well as the technical abilities of the firm. These are the top selection criteria given by the in-house lawyers who participated in the poll.
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Online Information Sources Replace Traditional Media
Survey exploring preferences of IT decision-makers for online or print news sources.
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Reaction To Attacks On America & Identity Cards Poll
MORI poll for the News of the World, conducted ten days after the 9/11 attacks
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The Attack On America
The first measurements of British public opinion on the terrorist attack on the USA, and the appropriate response to it, are now beginning to be published. MORI's poll for the News of the World [British Reaction To Attacks On America], conducted on Friday evening and published on Sunday, was (as far as we know) the first; ICM in the Guardian followed on Tuesday. There was a Gallup poll conducted in 30 countries over the same weekend, and a separate Gallup poll for the Telegraph, conducted on the 17th-18th September.
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Young People Back Prince William for King
Survey of young people exploring attitudes towards the Monarchy
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Young People And The Monarchy Poll Topline Results
Topline of a survey of young adults, exploring attitudes towards the Monarchy
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Secondary Heads Give Strong Support To Government's Key Stage 3 Strategy
New research reveals that nearly all Secondary Heads, in schools piloting Government reforms at Key Stage 3, support the principle of a Key Stage 3 Strategy and agree that the Government must now afford a high priority to secondary school pupils.