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People's Panel Up And Running - First Results Published
Minister for the Cabinet Office, Dr Jack Cunningham, today published the results of the first wave of research by the People's Panel - the world's first national panel, set up as a cross-public sector research resource into the effectiveness of government services.
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Political Attitudes in Great Britain for October 1998
Research study conducted for The Times Newspaper
MORI interviewed a representative quota sample of 1,775 adults aged 18+ at 153 sampling points across Great Britain
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Survey On Support For Elected City Mayors
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Poll Shows Investors Confidence Holds Firm
Investor confidence in shares remains strong despite recent stock market volatility, according to a MORI poll commissioned by the London Stock Exchange.
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Royal Family Poll
Attitudes to the Monarchy and the Royal Family just over a year after the death of Diana - MORI poll for The Sun.
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Most People Would Rather Stay In Bed Than Save A Life
As the clocks go back, a new survey reveals that most of us will spend the extra hour in bed, in the garden or at home watching TV.
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Supporters Attitudes Towards Glenn Hoddle
A poll of football supporters for the Mail on Sunday on Glenn Hoddle's long-term future as England coach
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Sterling To Resume Downtrend
Sterling's recent recovery against euro-area currencies is likely to prove temporary. The pound remains very overvalued compared to its long-run norm in real terms, and the weakening economy implies that the UK's interest rate cushion will continue to erode - unless sterling falls very sharply.
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UK General Public Still Opposed to EMU, But Hostility to EMU Well Down From Last Year
Today's poll among Conservative party members seems certain to show a sizeable anti-EMU majority. Our latest MORI poll suggests that overall public opinion also on balance is still against early EMU entry, but that opposition to EMU is well down from a year ago, and has diminished markedly among Conservative voters.
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British Public Sleepwalking Into Savings Crisis
Only three in ten British people (31 per cent) know what an ISA is, according to a new MORI survey commissioned by Royal London Insurance.