BBC News Online race relations poll - results from second part of
survey
The
second raft of results of a major survey on race relations, commissioned
by BBC News Online, is released today (Monday 27 May 2002).
The
ICM poll, part of a major BBC News Online series on race relations
in the UK, is one of the largest surveys on race conducted in recent
years.
It
was conducted by ICM on behalf of the BBC between 7 and 11 May 2002.
ICM interviewed a quota sample of 1,576 adults aged 18 plus.
Quotas
were imposed to ensure that at least 500 interviews were conducted
with respondents from white, black and Asian ethnic backgrounds.
The data was weighted to the profile of all adults.
The
second part of the survey examines views on the police, the judicial
process and politics. If any material is used it must be credited
to BBC News Online.
For
more details please go to BBC News Online report
or to www.bbc.co.uk/race.
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