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Politicians are the least
trusted people in Britain. |
Politicians are the least trusted people in Britain, with more faith
placed in car salesmen, a survey released on Tuesday revealed.
The poll of 1,900 readers of Reader's Digest magazine showed that
firefighters inspired trust in 97 percent of respondents, the highest rate
of any profession, followed by pharmacists, pilots, nurses and doctors.
Faith in politicians, however, dropped from an already-low 15 percent
in 2002 to seven percent in the latest poll. Eight percent of respondents
said they trusted car salesmen.
It marks the first time in the survey's history that politicians have
been the least-trusted profession.
Nearly three-quarters of Britons trust the police, compared with 64
percent in 2005, while taxi drivers saw their reputation drop eight
percent in that period to 49
percent.
(AP) |
據(jù)本周二公布的一項調查顯示，政客在英國是最不被信任的人，對其的信任度還不如汽車銷售人員。
《讀者文摘》雜志對其1900名讀者進行的調查表明，97%的受訪者認為消防員值得信賴，高居各類職業(yè)之首，藥劑師、飛行員、護士和醫(yī)生位居其后。
而英國政客的信任度則從2002年的15%跌至此項最新調查的7%。汽車銷售員的信任度為8%。
在此項調查的歷史上，這是政客首次成為最不受信任的職業(yè)。
近四分之三的英國人認為警察值得信任，高于2005年的64%；而出租車司機的信任度則比2005年下降了8%，跌至49%。
（英語點津姍姍編輯） |
