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BBC Coverage Of Queen Mother's Death "About Right"
Most viewers say BBC showed "enough respect" in its initial week's coverage of the death of the Queen Mother, according to MORI
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Public Expects The Impossible From Science
A new public opinion poll from MORI shows that over 60% of British adults expect the impossible from science: 71% of the public look to scientists to give an 'agreed view' about science issues and 61% expect science to provide 100% guarantees about the safety of medicines. Yet most scientists insist that science cannot and should not deliver either.
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Time Poll Reveals Declining British Support For The War Against Terror
A MORI poll published in next week's TIME magazine reveals that British approval of the way both President George Bush and Prime Minister Tony Blair are handling the response to the 11 September terrorist attacks has fallen sharply since late last year.
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Lambeth Cannabis Policing Experiment
Two surveys exploring Lambeth Police's experimental approach to dealing with cannabis possession without using arrest.
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Public Attitudes Towards Candidates' Position On Abortion
Research conducted by MORI's Social Research Institute on behalf of BPAS asks:
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Cancer: Young People Are Confused And Want To Know More
Two thirds of children know somebody affected by cancer, and nearly half have had a family member with the disease, yet they still lack understanding about cancer, its causes and their own relative risk. This is according to research published today by MORI for Macmillan Cancer Relief, to launch the charity's schools awareness programme Cancer Talk.
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Attitudes Towards Income in Retirement
People in Britain are critical of this Government's record on tackling pensioner poverty, with the majority saying that the Government has not tackled pensioner poverty well. Six in ten express this view, while one in five is positive about the Government's handling of it, and one in five is undecided.
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Joining The Euro
Which of the following best describes your own view of British participation in the single currency?
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Are Loyalty Card Schemes Missing A Trick?
Research released today carried out by MORI on behalf of Black Sun — the loyalty consultancy — reveals the scoop on consumer habits towards loyalty cards. The findings provide a basis for businesses to re-think expensive loyalty programmes, as research shows that current programmes offered by retailers are missing the mark with consumers.
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After Afghanistan, It's War — Over Public Services
The National Health Service has regained poll position as the issue of most concern to most people in Britain, pushing the war into second place. Service delivery (lack thereof) by the Blair government is salient. Recently the media are talking about the Tories' resurgence. The runes I read do not look happy for the occupants of Nos. 10 & 11.