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Royal College Of Nursing / MORI Poll Fuels Debate Around Definition Of Nursing Care
Eight out of ten (83%) registered nurses support the view that much of what health care assistants (HCAs) do is actually nursing care.
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Glenfiddich To Court Style Market With "Inspirational" £1 Million Campaign
Glenfiddich, the world's best selling malt Scotch whisky has released the findings of a Scotland wide survey on "inspiration" to support the launch of a new £1 million advertising campaign for the brand that starts today.
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Seven Out Of Ten Scots Oppose Hunting With Dogs
The International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW), a member of the Scottish Campaign Against Hunting with Dog's (SCAHD) today released the results of a recent poll conducted by MORI Scotland showing that approximately 7 out of 10 Scots are opposed to hunting with dogs.
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Parents Have A Vital Role In Boosting Standards In Education - Blair And Blunkett
As parents send their children back-to-school Prime Minister Tony Blair and Secretary of State for Education and Employment David Blunkett joined forces to underline the vital role of parents as children's primary educators.
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Morris: Trade Unions Pushing For Early Entry Risk Losing Referendum
MORI survey shows '5-tests' will be crucial to Euro referendum.
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The Liberal Democrats at the General Election:One Step Forward or Two Steps Back?
Over the last three years, the Liberal Democrats - like the Conservatives - have been faced with the challenge of adapting to life under a new Government. But the two parties have had to respond in very different ways.
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One In Three Brits Would Prefer To Pre-Arrange Their Own Funeral
A recent MORI poll commissioned by QM4.com shows that one in three Brits would like to pre-arrange their own funeral. Those interviewed said they'd prefer to plan their own funeral more than organising their own stag/hen night or choosing the sex of their baby.
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I Just Text To Say I Love You
Research reveals Britons use text messaging to flirt and to say I love you
Nearly a quarter of the British public now use text messaging