News Copy – By Astrid Hall Nearly a third of men admit they have developed an ‘ostrich’ attitude towards their health, a study has found. Research revealed a large percentage of blokes up and down the country are avoiding visiting the doctor because they have don’t have the time or they don’t think it’s important. The study of 1,000 males …
News Copy – By Rob Knight Dads really want a family meal, a bottle of bourbon and a new watch for Father’s Day – but they’re expecting nothing more than a pair of socks, according to a study. Researchers who polled 2,000 dads found three quarters expect to receive a gift this Sunday – and think their kids should spend …
– By Emma Elsworthy The average Brit reckons they take ten ‘risks’ a week, according to a study. Leaving the house without a coat, letting the phone battery go lower than 50 per cent charged and going to bed past 11pm on a school night feature in the top 40 list of ‘little risks’. Other mini risks, which …
– WITH PICTURES AND VIDEO A team of beach cleaners battling the rise in rubbish on Britain’s coastline has used a rugged off-roader to clear up polluted beauty spots. Marine biology student Emily Stevenson, 21, and her father Rob, 50, have been cleaning beaches in Cornwall for ten years. Their community group, Beach Guardian, is made up of …
SWWORK – By Astrid Hall The nation’s employees believe work now takes up 42 per cent of their life, according to research. Researchers carried out a detailed study of 2,000 adults in employment and found we all want more downtime. Half of those polled agreed waking up in the morning and dreading the day ahead at work is a sure-sign …
News Copy – By Astrid Hall A third of Brits reckon they are sat on an idea which could ‘make them millions’, according to research. And most believe the expense of modern living, a lack of time and busy family schedules are the main barriers to them bringing their idea to life. The study of 2,000 adults found more than …
– By Astrid Hall Android phones, working from home and drinking coffee rather than tea have topped the list of what’s ‘cool’ in 2018. A poll of 2,000 adults found one in 10 agreed rain macs are now ‘cooler’ than leather jackets, and brunch has beaten lunch and breakfast as the trendy new substitute for 13 per cent. One …
News Copy – By Grant Bailey Childhood classic, The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by C.S Lewis has been hailed as the children’s book the nation’s grown-ups most want to read again. The classic fantasy novel, which was first published in 1950, beat tough competition from another widely-held children’s favourite – Frances Hodgson Burnett’s The Secret Garden. The Railway …
– WITH VIDEO & INFOGRAPHIC Hungry American teenagers spend nearly 1,000 hours thinking about food throughout their teenage years, according to new research commissioned by Farm Rich. A new study of 2,000 families with teens found the average 13- to 19-year-old spends almost 135 hours a year thinking about food and what the next nosh will be. When …
by Grant Bailey Entertaining the kids costs parents a staggering £2,602 a year, a study has revealed. Researchers found £409 will be blown on trips to soft play centres or parks and an incredible £609 a year will go on meals out, according to the poll of 2,000 parents. The study, which was commissioned by frozen pizza brand …
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