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Level Pegging
The Sunday polls sweepstakes have the three horses at the starting gate, and ... off they go. At the first furlong they are neck and neck, with NOP running on the pages of the Sunday Times at 49% for the favourites, Labour, 32% for the also rans, the Tory Party; ICM in The Observer (handicapped) is nearly level, with 48% for Labour, 32 (again) for the Tories, while MORI is running somewhat stronger for Labour at 51%, with the Tories at 31%. NOP and MORI show the Liberal Democrats lagging at 13% while ICM, as usual, has them up two, at 15%. They were also at 13% in the starting race last week in the first and before this morning only measure of form, MORI in the Times on Wednesday, with fieldwork entirely taken after the Prime Minister fired the starting gun last week.
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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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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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British Office Workers Want To Work From Home
Travel Delays and Office Politics are Causing Stress in the Workplace
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Crime Concern For Low-Income Older People
Help the Aged warns parties: ignore grey vote at your peril
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Shakespeare Still Relevant, Poll Reveals
Survey exploring views on SHakespeare and his relevance to today.
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The Wrong Package
The public services in Britain follow their own agenda, not what people want them to do. This is the finding of an opinion poll commissioned from MORI by the Adam Smith Institute. The conclusions are published today as a report entitled The Wrong Package, and co-authored by Dr Madsen Pirie & Professor Robert Worcester.
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Electorate Under The Microscope
As the pace of the election build-up has temporarily slowed, let us take the chance to look over the details of the battlefield - that is, the minds of the British electorate.
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Calling All Bridget Joneses: Men Go For Personality Not Looks
This is one for all you Singletons out there! Don't waste your time dieting and destroying your confidence by continually striving to conform to the 'ideal' image, its personality that counts!
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South Molton Declaration Poll
Respondents were informed that all candidates at the next General Election will be asked to sign the South Molton Declaration. The Declaration says that, if elected, candidates would put a bill before Parliament stating that only the British Parliament at Westminster should pass and repeal laws that affect British people, and that this would in particular restrict the powers of the European Union over Britain. They were then asked whether the refusal by their chosen candidate to sign the Declaration would alter how they would vote.