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• Politics Survey

  Political Attitudes in Great Britain for December 2000

  15.12.00
• Economy Survey

  dot-commers Rely On "Dubious" Business Information

  Dot.com workers are exchanging objectivity and accuracy for speed and convenience when it comes to online information on which to base business decisions.

  15.12.00
• Politics Survey

  Political Polling In Britain - The History

  Dr Henry Durant, the man who introduced opinion polling to Britain, once described it as "the stupidest of professions" - for who else is stupid enough to publish a prediction on Thursday morning that may be proved wrong on Thursday evening?

  15.12.00
• Sports Survey

  Millennium Round-Up

  New MORI research reveals that nearly three quarters of people in the UK believe Millennium Commission funded projects will benefit the area in which they live. Only 7% believe there will be no benefit. The research comes at the end of a momentous year of work by the Millennium Commission and its partners and which has seen both the culmination of six years of work, and with a wide range of exciting initiatives still to come.

  12.12.00
• Survey

  Three Calls A Minute Expected By The Samaritans At Xmas

  New research shows one in five people feel stressed or anxious about Xmas as The Samaritans launch a Viz-style comic book to get blokes to "open up"

  11.12.00

• 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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• Family Survey

  Saga Quarterly Political Polling

  Pre-Budget Statement Poll - Final Weighted Results

  10.12.00
• Family Survey

  Older Voters Can Be Persuaded To Switch

  People over 50 can be persuaded to change their voting allegiances, according to a poll conducted by MORI for Saga Magazine, to be published next month.

  10.12.00
• Survey

  Size Does Matter !!! - Rising Cost Of Motoring Forces Drivers To Consider More Economical Cars

  MORI research commissioned by Direct Line, the UK's leading direct motor insurer, has revealed that 45 per cent of drivers are considering changing their car to a more economical model. And, as a result of the recent increases in the cost of motoring, more than one-in-ten drivers (12 per cent) are considering giving up their cars altogether.

  08.12.00
• Education Survey

  Employers Held To Ransom By Class Of 2000

  The Guardian's GRAD FACTS 2000

  08.12.00
• Politics Survey

  The Queen's Speech [abridged, with subtitles]

  My Lords and members of the Commons:

  08.12.00
• Public Health Survey

  Public Dissatisfaction With NHS Grows

  Public dissatisfaction with the NHS is growing, according to a new independent opinion poll. Almost as many people believe the Labour Government is responsible for the current state of the NHS as believe the Conservative Government is.

  07.12.00