News Copy Not taking your shoes off on entry, asking for the WIFI password – and using your mobile phone at the dinner table have emerged as house rules guests break most regularly, it has emerged. Research also revealed polite guests should always use a coaster when setting their drink down and always put the toilet seat down. Steering clear …

News Copy Nearly seven in 10 Brits are regularly using household appliances which are at least 10 years old, according to research. A study into the nation’s kitchens revealed many old devices are still going strong in the country’s homes. A survey of 2,000 adults found 37 per cent have a fridge that’s more than a decade old, and four …

News Copy Having the heating set just right, a cup of tea – and their beloved sofa are among the nation’s favourite home comforts, according to a survey. A poll of 2,000 adults found photos of loved ones, reliable broadband and your own toilet also appeared in the top 50 list. The smell of clean clothes reminds people of being …

News Copy  The recipe for a perfect night in includes dinner at 6:48pm, two hours in front of the TV and bed by 10:45pm, according to research. A poll of 2,000 adults revealed 78 per cent of Brits now opt to stay in the warm rather than going on a night out during this time of year. It also emerged …

News Copy  One in three pet owners have been alerted to danger – by their furry friends, according to a study. Researchers who polled 2,000 pet owners found their animals have warned them of hazards including fires and carbon monoxide leaks. One in 10 even claimed their much-loved cat or dog has directly saved their life or the life of …

– By Gemma Francis Constantly browsing property websites, forgetting everything you love about your home – and beginning to hate the neighbours are among the top signs you need to move, a study has found. A poll of 2,000 homeowners found more than one in three have itchy feet in their home and is currently looking to move …

News Copy  – By Robert Knight Millions of Brits are relying on ‘house-sitters’ to give them peace of mind when they’re away on holiday, according to a study. Researchers who polled 2,000 UK adults found two thirds depend on friends, family and neighbours to check in on their homes while they jet off on their sunshine break. And 35 per …

News Copy – By Richard Jenkins Millions of British adults are leaving themselves open to security risks – by over-sharing on social media. A study of 2,000 social media users found 22 per cent share to social media when they’re on holidays, days out or at fun events– telling hundreds they’re not at home. A further 33 per cent have …

– WITH PICTURES – https://www.dropbox.com/sh/srb08pe6ea5wkvd/AABLhQFtcKq8kb_a0U0yVS1Oa?dl=0 By Rob Knight Hogwarts is the castle kids most want to visit, it has emerged. The School of Witchcraft and Wizardry from J.K. Rowling OBE’s Harry Potter books and movies topped the poll of 1,000 kids aged six to 16 – despite not being real. Cinderella’s Castle came second in the poll – …

By Emma Elsworthy Britain’s sense of community spirit is in DECLINE, according to new research. More than half of Brits barely say a word to their neighbours — and 68 per cent describe them as “STRANGERS”. Two thirds admit days can pass without them even seeing others living on the same street, while 73 per cent don’t even know what …