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• Trust in Professions Survey

  Doctors Win Overwhelming Vote Of Confidence From Public

  New opinion poll for BMA shows the public continues to trust the medical profession. Eighty nine per cent of the public trust their doctors to tell the truth, up a significant two percentage points on last year. The same proportion, 89 per cent , are fairly satisfied or very satisfied with the way doctors do their jobs,

  22.03.01
• Transport Survey

  Cost Of Uninsured Drivers Could Hit £1billion By 2005 - Warns Direct Line

  A report out today (Tuesday) from Direct Line, Britain's largest direct motor insurer, has revealed that by 2005 honest motorists could be forking out £60 extra on top of their insurance premiums to cover the cost of uninsured drivers. Currently drivers are paying between £15-£30*.

  20.03.01
• Survey

  Scientists Show Posh And Becks The Red Card

  Victoria and David Beckham may be Britain's most famous and successful couple, but surprising results from a new survey show that more Brits are inspired by scientists Albert Einstein and Marie Curie.

  19.03.01
• Animal Welfare Survey

  Foot And Mouth Poll

  A 2001 poll on foot and mouth, rural post offices and hunting, with a booster sample in Devon and Northamptonshire.

  18.03.01
• Europe Survey

  EEF Europe Survey Topline Results

  Attitudes of Chief Executives and Directors of EEF member companies to the Euro, the EU and future trade prospects

  16.03.01

• Pulse Check

  Pulse Check delivers key insights from Ipsos' Political Monitor, Political Pulse, and Public Services data, along with reactive polling, to help you navigate the evolving political landscape.

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• Europe Survey

  Manufacturing Remains Unconvinced Of Case For Euro According To EEF Survey

  Business remains unconvinced of the case for the euro according to a survey of engineering and manufacturing companies carried out for the EEF (Engineering Employers Federation) by MORI.

  16.03.01
• Politics Survey

  Before "Essex Man"

  As we wait to discover whether the election will indeed be held on the apparently pre-ordained date of 3 May, or whether the ravages of Foot and Mouth disease will eventually force a postponement, a bit of electoral trivia in answer to a question that I was asked last week. Which is the most typical constituency in the country?

  16.03.01
• Economy Survey

  Customers Expect Companies To Take A Stand On Key Issues

  A new MORI poll conducted by leading public interest communications agency The Forster Company finds that the public have high expectations of what companies should be doing to tackle social, environmental and ethical issues in 2001.

  15.03.01
• Economy Survey

  Making Price Comparisons Easier

  Findings from independent research commissioned by energy regulator Ofgem show that many gas and electricity customers still find it difficult to get good quality information about domestic energy prices.

  14.03.01
• Sports Survey

  Results Of Museum And Gallery Visitor Research

  Resource: The Council for Museums, Archives and Libraries has published the second in the series of reports commissioned from MORI to investigate the profile of visitors to museums and galleries in the UK.

  13.03.01
• Sports Survey

  Fulham Residents Survey

  7 in 10 local residents do not object to stadium plan

  12.03.01