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Reputation survey: British Airways - Merger confuses public

As British Airways and Spanish carrier Iberia prepare to merge, the majority of the public is opposed to the merger, possibly due to a lack of clarity in comms.

Reputation survey: Media coverage of Royal engagement

The public ranks the most Royals-obsessed media and appears jaded with the coverage of Prince William's engagement announcement.

Reputation survey: England's 2018 World Cup bid

reputation. Survey of 3,000 members of the public conducted by global research agency OnePoll ...

England 2018 bid damaged by Sunday Times investigation into corruption at FIFA, says UK public

version of the reputation survey ...

Reputation survey: Vodafone - Public split on tax claim

Half of the public does not believe the allegations that Vodafone was let off a £6bn tax bill by the Government, but several mobile providers are more highly regarded, new figures show.

Reputation survey: Fire strike falls flat

The majority of the public does not support ongoing industrial action by London firefighters and believes the planned strike on 5 November will put lives in danger.

South Africa Tourism hands retained UK and Ireland brief to Publicasity

. As revealed in a PRWeek reputation survey , South Africa has enjoyed a boost among UK consumers ...

Reputation Survey: India's image travails

The majority of the public does not believe India has prepared adequately to host the Games, or that the event will boost the country's appeal as a tourist destination.

Reputation survey: Lack of faith in Pope

The Pontiff's visit to the UK did little to improve his or the Roman Catholic Church's reputation, with the issue of child abuse by priests considered to be the most damaging.

Reputation survey: Labour leadership candidates

David Miliband is the Labour leadership candidate considered most trustworthy and competent by the public, but the majority believes none of the candidates is up to the job.

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