– By Gemma Francis School holidays, birthday parties and having someone else cook your meals, are among the things adults miss most from their childhoods, a study has found. Playing with Lego, the Sega Mega Drive and sitting down with a huge toy catalogue to write birthday and Christmas wish lists are also among the things people miss. …
– by Grant Bailey The average Brit spends the equivalent of more than TWO YEARS of their lives ‘killing time’, it has emerged. Researchers found we typically waste 42 minutes a day waiting for everything from friends to buses and trains. Standing in a queue at the supermarket and sitting in traffic also leave us doing nothing for …
- WITH VIDEO & INFOGRAPHIC By Sam Paul American families get just 37 minutes of quality time together per day – according to new research. A study of 2,000 parents with school-aged children across the country found the extent to which hectic routines take a toll during the work week with the families polled managing less than 45 minutes …
– WITH VIDEO AND INFOGRAPHIC By Zoya Gervis Six in 10 parents worry they aren’t making enough family memories – a new study finds. New research into American family life found the extent to which many parents fear they are missing key moments and crucial family time and the emotional impact that comes as a result. The study, …
Millions of Brits live life through a lens rather than enjoying the experience, according to research. A poll of 2,000 adults found four in 10 admit they have missed out on key life moments in pursuit of the perfect photograph. Taking in an incredible view or joining in with hilarious antics on a night out with friends are …
By Astrid Hall A worrying number of middle-aged Brits have such bad eyesight they rely on ‘long-arm syndrome’ to see phone and tablet screens clearly. Researchers who polled 2,000 adults aged 45 plus found just under four in 10 have to resort to holding their device at arm’s length to focus their eyes properly. Long-sightedness – which becomes …
Brits believe they deserve more than £5k on top of their current salary, according to research. A study of 2,000 fulltime UK employees revealed the average worker believes they deserve £5,321 on top of their existing salary. The majority put this down to working extremely hard and deserving recognition for it. Others justified a pay rise because they …
– WITH VIDEO By Emma Elsworthy Six in 10 millennials are suffering from a ‘quarter-life crisis’, according to a new study. Researchers polling 2,000 Brits aged 25 to 35 found 56 per cent are struggling to cope with financial, career and personal pressures. The study shows 53 per cent of young adults are finding it difficult to make …
By Astrid Hall Eight out of ten Millennials NEVER buy anything without first reading a review, a study found. A study of 2,000 adults revealed Millennials make more online purchases than Generation X or ‘baby boomers’ – but do more research before parting with their cash. Around three in 10 only buy from websites they’ve used before, while …
UN-BEAR-ABLE – WITH VIDEO AND INFOGRAPHIC: https://www.dropbox.com/home/Story%20Assets/Life%20StorageBy Zoya Gervis Four in ten adults still have a stuffed animal they interact with- and men are more likely to still have their teddy, according to new research. A study examining the sentimentality of 2,000 adults found 43 percent still privately indulges their softer side with a cuddle from their favorite stuffed …
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