Almost three quarters (72 per cent) of UK adults claimed the events of the past 18 months has made them re-evaluate what is really important.   And 63 per cent said missing out on seeing family members in 2020 or 2021 has left them keen to make up for lost time in the future.   As a result of the …

The study of 2,000 adults found just 36 per cent of food eaten by 25-40-year-olds during the average week is British.   And as many as 32 per cent have even been fishing and served up their catch that same evening, compared to 26 per cent of older generations who had the same experience.   Seven in 10 have been …

Research of 2,000 adults found 43 per cent want to be remembered for being a good person, while a quarter (25 per cent) want to be thought of as funny. Loyal, helpful and a good listener are also attributes Brits want associated with them as part of their legacy. While others want to be thought of as loving, happy and …

A survey of 2,000 UK adults revealed 41 per cent can’t help but take their mobile phone into the bathroom – with this figure rising to 77 per cent of 18- to 24-year-olds. Social media is partly to blame, with a fifth fearing they couldn’t go 24 hours without checking for the latest updates on Twitter and Instagram. And there …

A study of 2,000 adults found only 12 per cent have managed to escape the UK and get abroad during 2021.   Four in 10 have been able to enjoy a ‘staycation’, while another 40 per cent haven’t gone away at all.   Just under two thirds (64 per cent) feel the changing isolation and quarantine rules change so often …

By Marie Haaland // SWNS Staff w/ INFOGRAPHICS + VIDEO For women worried about aging, there’s at least one benefit to getting older — more confidence.  A new survey of 2,000 American women aged 30 and older examined the changes in respondents’ self-confidence throughout their lives, and it revealed two-thirds (63%) believe the older they are, the more …

A study of 2,000 adults found owning a car outright with no finance is also an indicator you have no worries when it comes to money.   Not being afraid to check your bank balance is another, as is flying first class as a matter of routine – and being in a position to buy branded products rather own-brand items. …

A study of 2,000 adults found six in 10 still have ‘set’ chores to look after – despite 74 per cent believing ‘pink and blue jobs’ are totally outdated.   Women tend to take charge of the cooking, dusting and vacuuming, while men are most likely to be responsible for washing the car, unclogging plugholes and the DIY jobs, such …

Brits have revealed the things they miss most about being a child, including the excitement of hearing the ice cream van, the long school holidays and the thrill of getting a new toy.   A poll of 2,000 adults found 55 per cent would like to be able to relive their childhood, with the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s seen as …

A study of 2,000 adults found four in 10 have been shamed by a friend, and 44 per cent by a family member. While more than a third have faced comments from their partner, a colleague or even a stranger. But six in 10 believe it makes people reluctant to take action to tackle climate change as a result. Of …