Why nutritional information on children’s products could be misleading Are food labels misleading when it comes to children’s portions? Despite many foods and drinks being marketed towards children rather than adults, their nutritional information is based on the calorie intake of an adult female NHS guidelines recommend much less for those aged between seven and 10 mydentist hopes to raise …

20,000 people could save their marriages with the right support   More than 20,000 people could be unnecessarily divorcing this year, according to new analysis from leading relationships charity, Relate. The latest divorce figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS), out today, show that there were 111,169 divorces in England and Wales in 2014. Based on current trends*, there …

The Average Brit Spends 1 Year and 8 Months of their Life in a Bad Mood The average Brit will spend a year and eight months of their life – in a bad mood, a study has found. Each day sees the average adult down in the dumps for a total of 41 minutes thanks to things such as a …

2017 will see the launch of Pisher – a new electronic toilet training device for little boys that projects a playful electronic target inside the toilet to capture your child’s attention and help them take aim, so there’s no need to clean up after them every time they take a trip to the bathroom. As the launch date approaches, Sarit Nahum, founder of …

New recommendations from the Scientific Advisory Committee on Nutrition (SACN), and supported by the Government, state that everyone in the UK should be taking a daily vitamin D supplement throughout the winter months. A landmark statement made by the Government on the 21st July[1] reads, ‘During autumn and winter, everyone will need to rely on dietary sources of vitamin D. …

Only half (50%) of Brits use the safety features on their smartphone Just 27% of people have used their smartphone to help them when they have been in danger A quarter of men (24%) use smartphone safety features, compared to just 16% of women The rise of smartphones has changed the way we deal with emergencies – from calling someone …

Getting Fat, Losing Hair and Looking Trim are the Biggest Health Worries for Men Men spend one year and five months of their lives worrying about how they look, according to new research. From excess weight to bald patches, the average man worries about their appearance for 35 minutes EVERY single day. Being overweight is the biggest anxiety for males …

New Equifax research suggests individuals need to go back to basics with their knowledge of credit reports and scores Over half of men (53%) think that their credit score will be affected if they live with someone who has problems with debt 29% of men believe a ‘credit blacklist’ is used by lenders 16.5% of men think that money in …

BRITS KICK OFF 2017 WITH HOLIDAY DASH TO THE SUN One in four adults (25%) start 2017 booking an overseas holiday Only area of planned big-ticket spending to rise notably over 18 months Families with two or more children driving the boom (35%) Forget notions of Brits riding out economic uncertainty by reigning in their spending. New end-of-year research suggests …

In a rail industry exclusive, leading train company CrossCountry has today announced it has removed the administration fee charged when customers need to change the date or time of their Advance ticket. Because Advance tickets are intended for specific trains and set times, the rail industry charges a £10 administration fee if a customer needs to change their plans. However, …