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Shoppers are increasingly using Black Friday to buy household necessities
Shoppers are increasingly using Black Friday to buy household necessities rather than luxury items, to help with the cost of...
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The most common things that unite different generations are family, sport and food
The most common things that unite different generations are family, sport and food - while politics and social media are...
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Comet is back today, 14 years after it disappeared from high streets
Comet is back from the dead today, 14 years after its collapse, as the entrepreneur behind its revival promises to...
Read moreDetailsAlmost a third have gone without essential furniture as they couldn’t afford it
Three in 10 Brits have gone without essential furniture because they couldn’t afford it. Of those who’ve found themselves in...
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UK hospitality industry risks losing £500m because of poor toilets
The UK hospitality industry could be missing out on half a billion pounds - because of unclean or unsuitable toilet...
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Technology & Science
Seven in 10 Americans now own up to 10 smart home devices in their homes
Seven in 10 Americans now own up to 10 smart devices - including thermostats, security cameras and pet feeders. A...
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Brits spend nearly four days a year on their phone doing ‘life admin’ for others
Brits spend nearly four days a year on their phone doing ‘life admin’ jobs - for other people. A poll...
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Seven in 10 parents let their children game despite not feeling fully informed
Seven in 10 parents allow their children to play video games despite not feeling fully informed about topics such as...
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Rolling out barcode scanning across the NHS could save almost £50 million
Rolling out barcode scanning across the NHS could save almost £50 million and prevent dozens of serious patient safety incidents...
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Not cleaning up after cooking is the biggest houseshare ick
The biggest house-share icks are never cleaning up after cooking, a dirty bathroom and leaving dishes in the sink for...
Finding a time when everyone is free has become the biggest barrier to plans
Finding a time when everyone is free has become the biggest barrier to making social plans, according to research. A...
Noisy neighbours and bad haircuts among top things Brits simply grin and bear
Noisy neighbours, queue-jumpers and bad haircuts are among the many things Brits simply grin and bear, according to research. A...
Work & Careers
Nearly nine in 10 workers have gone into work while unwell
Nearly nine in 10 workers have gone into work while unwell – because they feel pressure to 'soldier on' or...
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Breakfast clubs help almost half of parents get to work on time
School breakfast clubs are a lifeline for parents, with almost half admitting they would struggle to get to work on...
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Employees are putting off parenthood due to concerns over parental leave policies
One in five workers are putting parenthood plans on hold, as concerns about workplace parental leave entitlements add to fears...
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Avoiding awkward conversations about money costs Brits nearly £1,600 a year
Avoiding awkward conversations about money costs Brits nearly £1,600 a year, research has found. A poll of 2,000 adults revealed...
Mystery keys and failing relationships are the things Brits hold onto for too long
Mystery keys, instruction booklets and failing relationships are among the things Brits hold onto for too long. A poll of...
Dating & Relationships
More than a quarter of singletons have turned their backs on dating apps
More than a quarter of singletons have turned their backs on dating apps in a bid to meet people more...
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Almost two thirds of Gen Z more likely to date someone if they can drive
Almost two thirds of Gen Z are more likely to date someone if they have a driving licence. A poll...
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Brits are willing to have an average age gap of six years when dating
Brits are willing to have an average age gap of six years when dating, according to research. A poll of...
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One in six singles haven’t dated someone they met offline in two years
One in six singletons haven’t been on a date with someone they first met in real life in the past...
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A fifth of over-50s go on more nights out now than they did thirty years ago
A fifth of over-50s go on more nights out now than they did thirty years ago, according to research. A...
Next generation of dance stars are being priced out the industry, study reveals
The next generation of dance stars is being priced out of following in the footsteps of Shirley Ballas, Darcey Bussell...
Music fans spend 379 hours a year listening alone – two thirds of all playtime
The average music fan will do two thirds of their listening alone – totalling 379 solitary hours a year. A...