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Some drivers would rather give up their partners rather than their car
Three per cent of men and two per cent of women would dump their spouse or partner rather than their motor, according to a Populus poll of 18,547 AA members.
Metric is miles off for Britain
Two-thirds want to stick to miles for speeds, distances and fuel consumption and feet and inches to show heights and widths, an AA/Populus poll finds.
Credit crunch: public point finger of blame at 'greedy' banks
An exclusive survey carried out by Populus for The Times shows that more than eight out of ten people surveyed think that most or all banks and building societies were involved in creating the credit crisis.
Labour Party is largely written off by electorate
The latest Populus poll for The Times, done over the weekend, points to a collapse of confidence.
More than half of us have cut back driving because of soaring bills
More than half of British families are leaving their car at home because of soaring fuel and food bills, according to a new AA/Populus survey.
Enter Obama, pursued by politicians desperate to bask in his reflected glory
A survey by Populus shows that 70 per cent of Tory and Labour MPs expect Obama to win.
Teens want to talk more about sex
Parents are missing out on vital conversations with their children about sex because of embarrassment, a report for the government says.
Ignorance over Olympic sponsor list
British business leaders and opinion-formers have very little notion of which companies are sponsoring the London Olympics in 2012, says a survey that raises doubts about the value of sponsoring the games.
UK tour operators must axe thousands of jobs
UK Tour operators need to axe more than 8,300 jobs over the next 12 months as they struggle to cope with soaring fuel costs and the consumer downturn.
Stressed carers not taking breaks
Almost one in six Scottish carers have never taken a holiday break away from the person they look after according to a recent SAGA/Populus poll.

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Populus in the news

Some drivers would rather give up their partners rather than their car

Metric is miles off for Britain

Credit crunch: public point finger of blame at 'greedy' banks

Labour Party is largely written off by electorate

More than half of us have cut back driving because of soaring bills

Enter Obama, pursued by politicians desperate to bask in his reflected glory

Teens want to talk more about sex

Ignorance over Olympic sponsor list

UK tour operators must axe thousands of jobs

Stressed carers not taking breaks

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