News Copy – By Richard Jenkins More than one in four Brits admit they keep secrets from their partners, according to research. A poll of 2,000 adults also found 12 per cent of women admit they don’t tell their partners everything, compared to 8 per cent of men. And one in 20 Brits said they are currently keeping at least …
– By Astrid Hall Parents across the UK admit they are excited about returning to the routine of the school term, a study has found. Eighty-two per cent of parents look forward to the school holidays ending and getting back into good habits. And one in four admit that they have been counting down the days until their …
NYCOLLEGE by Zoya Gervis New York office – 646-873-7565 / usnews@swns.com – WITH VIDEO & INFOGRAPHIC The key to surviving college? Choose experiences over things, according to new research. Results showed today’s on-the-go and multi-tasking generation of college students vote access to a car, visits home to see family, and staying connected to old friends on social media top …
News Copy – By Emma Elsworthy The average Brit does just 12 good deeds a month – three of which are in the hope of getting something in return, according to a study. Researchers who polled 2,000 adults discovered the most common are holding a door open and taking in a neighbour’s parcel. Helping someone carry their bags, letting another …
– 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 …
NYFOODIE by Tyler Schmall New York office – 646-873-7565 / usnews@swns.com – WITH VIDEO & INFOGRAPHIC If you like to snack on prosciutto and parmesan cheese with your glass of prosecco, you might be one of the 74 percent of Americans that claim to have a sophisticated palate. A new study of 2,000 Americans found that over half …
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 …
WITH VIDEO AND INFOGRAPHIC NYSCREEN by Tyler Schmall New York office – 646-873-7565 / usnews@swns.com Americans spend nearly half of their waking hours (42 percent) looking at a screen, it’s been revealed. A new survey of 2,000 people into the screen time habits of Americans revealed that whether it’s our phones, laptops, TVs, or tablets, screens …
News Copy – By Rob Knight Doodles say more about our personalities than we may realise, it has emerged. Experts have revealed our subconscious scribblings can show we have a selfish side, are feeling the pressure at work – and even that we’ve got skeletons in our cupboards. The shapes and objects drawn, the colour of ink used and the …
News Copy – By Emma Elsworthy Almost half of drivers struggle to get their heads around in-car tech, according to a study. Research revealed that despite motoring tech enabling us to find routes at the touch of a button, chat to friends and family hands-free and brake without touching the pedal, a large percentage are baffled by the amount of …
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