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McDonald's offers work experience-based GCSE
Teenagers who complete a period of work experience at fast-food giant McDonald's will be able to gain a qualification equivalent to a GCSE.
Labour and Tories neck and neck in marginals
Labour and the Conservatives are neck and neck in the marginal seats that will determine the outcome of the general election, raising doubts over David Cameron’s ability to win a clear overall majority, according to a special poll for The Times.
Doubt over pensions covering needs
Only a third of workers think their pension will be big enough to provide them with enough money during retirement.
Sex infection frankness is 'key to long relationship'
Young people think frank conversations about their sex lives signal that a relationship will last.
Petrol prices remain high as wholesale costs fall
Motorists are still paying around 112p a litre for petrol despite recent falls in the wholesale cost of fuel, the AA said today.
Gritting effort by councils comes under fire
Motorists and pedestrians who believe gritting during the recent cold snap left out well-used roads and pavements have given council efforts to keep routes ice-free a frosty response.
Voters will make MPs pay dear for expenses affair, Populus poll shows
The race between the Conservatives and Labour has tightened as the general election approaches and voters increasingly expect a hung Parliament, according to the latest Populus poll for The Times.
We're living in broken Britain, say most voters
Voters are deeply pessimistic about the state of Britain today, believing that society is broken and heading in the wrong direction, a Populus poll for The Times has found.
Climate scepticism 'on the rise', BBC poll shows
The number of British people who are sceptical about climate change is rising, a poll for BBC News suggests.
Britons missing out on £74billion in savings... because they don't like to complain
Britons are missing out on possible savings of £74billion a year because they are afraid to complain.

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Free expert analysis with the new Populus Omnibus
Populus has launched a new online omnibus which comes with analysis as standard and a per question price of just £295.
The face of Parliament is changing
Populus has developed a panel of Tomorrowmentarians to help predict how the attitude of the House of Commons will change after the next election.
Populus presents first post-Budget poll
Populus unveiled the findings from the first post-Budget poll this morning at a briefing in partnership with Edelman.
The start thinking soldier report
An Army Recruiting Group Insight Report into the impact of self awareness on career fulfilment.
Rita Clifton to become President of MRS
The Market Research Society has announced that its next President is to be Rita Clifton, Chairman of Populus.

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National Identity Fraud Prevention Week

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Populus in the news

McDonald's offers work experience-based GCSE

Labour and Tories neck and neck in marginals

Doubt over pensions covering needs

Sex infection frankness is 'key to long relationship'

Petrol prices remain high as wholesale costs fall

Gritting effort by councils comes under fire

Voters will make MPs pay dear for expenses affair, Populus poll shows

We're living in broken Britain, say most voters

Climate scepticism 'on the rise', BBC poll shows

Britons missing out on £74billion in savings... because they don't like to complain

Populus news

Free expert analysis with the new Populus Omnibus

The face of Parliament is changing

Populus presents first post-Budget poll

The start thinking soldier report

Rita Clifton to become President of MRS

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National Identity Fraud Prevention Week

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