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The corporation said that including this older age group rebalances the survey, bringing overall weekly viewing of BBC1, ITV and Netflix approximately even at about two hours a week.

Discover the findings of an exclusive survey brought to you by the Guardian and YouGov.

But the magazine's new survey brought less good news for Gordon Brown, the likely next Labour leader.

My informal McDonald's survey brought home to me how ubiquitous the experience of being in jail is in certain parts of America.

The survey brought widespread attention to such ideas, which had long been simmering on message boards, blogs and other bastions of complaint.

The researchers said the survey brought into sharp relief the extraordinary diversity of the children of immigrants, not only by national origin, but also by social class.

This survey brings a critical comparative analysis of cryptographic defense mechanisms, and beyond this, it explores research directions and technology trends to address the protection of outsourced data in cloud infrastructures.

Although the British egg industry insists its eggs are safe to eat, the FSA's salmonella survey brought back memories of Edwina Currie's infamous comments in the late 1980s which plunged the egg industry into crisis.

While counts like the Audubon Christmas Bird Count and the Breeding Bird Survey bring a lot of people together on one day to make bird observations across the country, and are scientifically valuable, they are different because they don't provide year-round data.

Mr Weber detects a similar reaction in the survival of millennial beliefs into recent times, which he treats as the embers of resistance to science and enlightenment.Along the way, Mr Weber's lively survey brings in the stars of chiliastic prediction from Montanus in the second century and Joachim of Fiore in the 12th to the pseudo-messiahs of the Reformation.

Other parts of the survey brought some serious issues to light.