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Low Turnout: Who Loses?
In last week's column I set out some of the evidence that suggests that the turnout in the forthcoming election may be even lower than in 1997. However, one aspect that I didn't address was the political impact of a low turnout.
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Give Students Back Grants, Urge Voters
Voters are unhappy with tuition fees and the scrapping of student grants, according to two MORI polls conducted for The THES in March and April this year.
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UK and German Businesses Bring In The E-Business Experts For Ongoing Success
Outsourcing elements of e-business initiatives is a critical factor in the ongoing success of European businesses.
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UK and German Businesses See 'Looking Good' As Key Benefit Of E-Business
The development of a progressive image is seen as the main benefit of e-business, according to UK and German businesses, more so than improved customer relations or reductions in overheads.
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Election Postponement Poll
Vote intention poll for the Sun, following delay to 2001 general election.
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The Impact of Modern Polling Techniques on Campaigning in the 2001 General Election
House Magazine 'VOX POP'
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UK Business In The Broadband Doldrums
UK businesses are failing to embrace the potential offered by the internet and ecommerce, highlighting a strong scepticism about the internet's marketing and purchasing power.
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Parents Say What They Want Next From National Childcare Strategy
Daycare Trust launches MORI survey findings and a new report calling for children's centres in every neighbourhood
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Turnout - How Low Might It Go?
Our poll on the image of the party leaders for The Times this week reveals for the first time in four elections both the Prime Minister and the Leader of the Opposition are viewed predominantly negatively by the British public.