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MORI Political Monitor, February 2002
Political Attitudes in Great Britain, including the Best Party on Key Issues questions
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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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National Charity Targets Social Exclusion
RVS undertook a major research programme in 2001 amongst customers, recipients, volunteers and staff. As part of this RVS commissioned MORI to undertake research across the UK with local authorities and NHS trust directors.
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The Public's Trust In Doctors Rises
The public's trust in doctors has risen over the past year, according to a MORI opinion poll published today. Ninety one per cent of people thought that doctors tell the truth, making doctors the most trusted of the professions and occupations listed. Just six per cent of people thought that doctors do not tell the truth.
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Fear And Reassurance: Communications And The NHS
Two recent issues of public concern over healthcare, though very different in their details, demonstrate some common threads in the way public opinion on such issues arises and the importance of good communications in averting such potential crises.
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European Competitiveness In Peril As The 'Right' People Reluctant To Work Abroad
Views of employers and employees on workforce mobility within the EU.
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Managing Mobility Matters- A European Perspective
The importance of mobile employees to business and the barriers to mobility.
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Only 22 Weeks To Even The Score, Tony
Anti-hunt campaigners today urged the Prime Minister to take action to ban hunting with dogs in England and Wales following the historic success of the hunting bill in Scotland.
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Does your partner drive you crazy??? How to avoid a Valentine's Day tiff in the car ...
In the run up to the most romantic day of the year, Direct Line Rescue has discovered what annoys us most about our partner's driving and is offering tips to help avoid a Valentine's Day tiff in the car.
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The election and the polls
In the current edition of the Spectator, Stephen Glover attacks MORI in particular and the opinion polls in general on the basis of their performance in last year's general election. His argument depends upon a number of inaccuracies and misunderstandings.