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Friday, July 29, 2005

Terrorists fail to frighten the British / YouGov - Understanding People

http://digbig.com/4ectg
Peter Kellner
"If the terrorist who attacked London hoped to frighten Londoners - or the rest of Britain - into changing the way they lead their lives, then they failed dismally. This is one of the most striking findings to emerge from the first survey on the bombings. YouGov/Daily Telegraph survey questioned more than 1800 people throughout Britain on Friday, the day after the attacks. 88% of the public (including 85% of Londoners) do not expect to change anything much about their day-to-day lives. Only 1% (both nationally and in London) say they will change things 'a lot'. "
Survey Results - http://www.yougov.com/archives/pdf/TEL050101029_1.pdf

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