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 VIDEO AND INFOGRAPHIC: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/8h1tvxm1lodsu9m/AABO82vnFLvjkpvU-tgXbylAa?dl=0 NYSKIN by Zoya Gervis New York office – 646-873-7565 / usnews@swns.com  America is home to the most dog-friendly parks on the planet, according to new research. From walks along the Pacific Northwest to bicoastal café hangouts in California and New York, America tops the polls for the most dog-friendly parks in the world. Parks …

WITH VIDEO AND INFOGRAPHIC: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/fp2tqi3h6bh0uo2/AACLoAW4S9dX5-oJwF-c5eK4a?dl=0 NYWEDDING by Marie Haaland  New York office – 646-873-7565 / usnews@swns.com Planning a wedding is so expensive – and stressful – that six in 10 couples married in the last year seriously considered eloping. This emerged in a new study, which examined how couples budget and pay for their weddings. For these recently-married couples, 64 …

News Copy – By Astrid Hall The average hard-working family spends nearly £5,000 a year on holidays, a study has found. From ice-creams to sun loungers and day trips to flights, families will take two holidays a year, which sees parents cough up £2,417 for each nine day-long vacation. Researchers polling 2,000 mums and dads found they will spend £363.74 …

News Copy – By Astrid Hall Nearly half of single 40-somethings are regularly having unprotected sex, it has emerged. Researchers who carried out a detailed study into middle aged dating found a large percentage of older Brits are ignoring the risks of catching sexually transmitted infections and having sex without a condom. And that has lead to two in every …

News Copy  by Grant Bailey One in four Brits has left a restaurant during a meal amid a poor dining experience, it has emerged. A study of 2,000 diners found 23 per cent have had such an unpleasant time while eating out they have left without even finishing their food. Slow service and rude staff are among the aspects of …

News Copy – By Emma Elsworthy Cat owners are unknowingly feeding their pets poor quality food as well as often handing out scraps of their own meals, including chocolate and cheese, research has found. A study of 2,000 cat owners revealed many are oblivious about what foods could be harmful to their moggy’s health – with some even sharing takeaways …

News Copy – by Grant Bailey Millions of Brits want to take a look through the keyhole at Windsor Castle for a peek into the life of the Queen, a study has found. If Brits could be a ‘fly on the wall’ inside any celebrity home, almost one in four would like to get a candid look behind the castle …

WITH VIDEO AND INFOGRAPHIC NYHOMES by Zoya Gervis New York office – 646-873-7565 / usnews@swns.com  One in three Americans were reduced to tears while trying to buy their first home, according to new research. A new study examining the first time home-buying experiences of 2,000 people found it can often be an anxiety-inducing process -two in five first-time homebuyers …

News Copy – By Rob Knight Getting the kids dressed, making sure they’ve cleaned their teeth and separating them from their mobiles are among the biggest early morning stresses, according to parents. Researchers who polled 1,800 mums and dads with children aged five to 11, found one fifth consider breakfast to be the ‘trickiest’ time of day. Other early morning …