by Andrew Hawkins / 03 Apr 2013
Andrew Hawkins shows the value of local election results as a guide for big election trends
by Andrew Hawkins / 17 Jan 2013
Will it be curtains for Cameron and co come 2015? The ratings could have the answer, says Andrew Hawkins
by Andrew Hawkins / 20 Nov 2012
Rehabilitating Parliament: Andrew Hawkins examines how far the expenses row and other scandals have damaged voter confidence and Westminster’s reputation
by Andrew Hawkins / 08 Oct 2012
As the reality behind deficit reduction versus debt increase becomes clear, George Osborne could be in for a bumpy ride
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by Andrew Hawkins / 01 Jul 2012
Israel, North Korea and Pakistan are some of the world's most negatively-viewed countries. The chairman of ComRes, Andrew Hawkins, examines why
by Andrew Hawkins / 27 Jun 2012
If the coalition doesn’t sell the austerity package, David Cameron could face a cold dawn come 2015, says Andrew Hawkins
by Andrew Hawkins / 02 May 2012
Have we become a nation of benefit junkies? Andrew Hawkins examines the evidence
by Andrew Hawkins / 22 Feb 2012
Andrew Hawkins asks some pertinent questions about the public’s perception of high earners
by Andrew Hawkins / 21 Dec 2011
Andrew Hawkins looks at why the Scottish independence vote could mean the end of Westminster politics as we know it
by Andrew Hawkins / 03 Nov 2011
Andrew Hawkins on the public view of the handling of civil disobedience law
by Andrew Hawkins / 20 Feb 2013
Andrew Hawkins examines the field as battle lines are drawn over Europe. Could a non-referendum be Cameron’s Waterloo?
by Andrew Hawkins / 10 Dec 2012
Homegrown values: Andrew Hawkins discusses the importance of by-elections
by Andrew Hawkins / 08 Nov 2012
While the initiative looks good on paper, Andrew Hawkins reveals what the public thinks of the creation of the police and crime commissioners
by Andrew Hawkins / 14 Aug 2012
Will Scotland choose devo-max, independence or the status quo, asks Andrew Hawkins
by Andrew Hawkins / 30 Jun 2012
The chairman of ComRes looks at the assertion that English is the dominant language in business
by Andrew Hawkins / 30 May 2012
Andrew Hawkins examines the deputy prime minister’s recent form and asks, are storm clouds gathering over Nick Clegg’s beleaguered party?
by Andrew Hawkins / 26 Mar 2012
Andrew Hawkins looks at the place of religion, and Christianity in particular, in politics
by Andrew Hawkins / 25 Jan 2012
Andrew Hawkins looks at the year’s big event – no, not the Olympics. Will Ken or Boris be first to the tape?
by Andrew Hawkins / 28 Nov 2011
Could the setting up of a statutory register of lobbyists prevent another Werrittygate? Andrew Hawkins investigates
by Andrew Hawkins / 21 Sep 2011
Thanks to the internet and modern media, the public knows more about the private lives of politicians than ever before. As Andrew Hawkins finds out with our exclusive polling, they demand high standards of elected representatives
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