over one third of men would never help a woman struggling with a baby buggy on stairs

[muriel_volestrangler]

142. FWIW, here's the original AXA press release

just because the Mail has reworded a few things. They don't give the full results of the poll (done for them by YouGov), though, which is annoying - it means you can't see how the questions were worded, and there are things like 'usually' in the release, which can give slightly misleading impressions if you don't know the full options.

http://www.axa.co.uk/newsroom/media-releases/2013/chivalry-is-not-dead/

Note they titled it 'chivalry is not dead'.

AXA: "More than a third of men state that that they are unlikely to offer to help a woman carry a buggy up or down stairs"
became
Mail: "Over a third of the 5,000 men surveyed said they would never help a woman struggling to carry a buggy up or down stairs"

That switch between 'unlikely' and 'never' is suspicious.