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Annual London Survey

MORI conducts an annual London opinion survey to help track Londoners' views on key issues such as crime and transport. The 2006 survey was carried out between 13 October and 15 December 2006, and the 'top line' results are available from the Annual London Survey page.

September/October 2007 - Muslims in London survey

Ipsos MORI conducted telephone interviews with 1,505 respondents, comprising a representative sample of 1,005 Londoners including 64 Muslims, and a 'booster' survey of 500 Muslims in London. Interviews were conducted between 26 September and 7 October 2007.

• 88 per cent of Muslims say they strongly identify with London, compared to 83 per cent of London's general population.
• Almost 9 in 10 Muslims think people should be free to live their lives without stopping others from doing the same (89 per cent).
• The vast majority of both Muslims and the general public think that everyone should respect the law (96 and 97 per cent respectively).

September/October 2007 poll PDF
September/October 2007 poll RTF

Previous opinion polls

Opinion polls in 2006
Opinion polls in 2005
Opinion polls in 2004
Opinion polls in 2003

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