A study of 2,000 adults revealed 51 per cent have found out about a social issue they’d not heard of before thanks to watching television, with 71 per cent more informed about other international cultures. While 45 per cent felt better educated on causes such as Black Lives Matter and the Me Too movement by watching TV. The climate emergency, …
A survey of 2,000 adults has revealed the top choices for delivery and takeaway habits when it comes to ordering online. Typically, people in the south west of the UK spend £47 per month, and will order in a Chinese over other delicacies. Scots fork out as much as £61 a month, also favouring a Chinese takeaway – with one …
A poll of 2,000 singletons found six in 10 want to ‘date up’ when it comes to love – a new trend where in order to better their lifestyle, meet new friends and have holidays, they are changing what they look for in a potential partner. And 70 per cent believe getting into a relationship with someone who is doing …
A study of 1,500 people with the allergy found itchy eyes, runny noses and constant sneezing makes the warm season far from enjoyable for 48 per cent. More than a quarter (27 per cent) have been forced to take days off work before because their hay fever symptoms were so bad. And 44 per cent ‘dread’ socialising because of the …
The Manchester-based factory transforms a whopping 200 tonnes of corn every day. It’s a 25 per cent rise in production since 2016 when Kellogg’s were producing 750,000 boxes of cereal. Around half is used to create Cornflakes – Britain’s best loved cereal, while the remaining half is divided between Crunchy Nut and Frosties. Crunchy Nut is the brand’s second most-loved …
A poll of 2,000 adults found 36 per cent actually feel their levels of loneliness have increased since the lockdowns ended. As a result, 73 per cent recognise a strong sense of community is important for their wellbeing. While more than half (53 per cent) want to ‘do their bit’ to help reduce isolation within their community. In fact, many …
A survey of 1,000 parents and 1,000 grandparents of children aged 5-12 found a growing movement to get their children to embrace outdoor activities and get away from the TV. As many as 60 per cent of children are now growing vegetables with their parents or guardians, with one in six naming a sunflower as their children’s favourite plant. Watering …
Data found Baby Boomers – those aged 57-70 – were the most active, exercising for an average of 215 minutes a week. In contrast, Gen Z – those aged 18-24 – were the most inactive, with a weekly average of 111 minutes of exercise. The study also suggested a positive link between exercise and mental health with Baby Boomers rating …
Almost half (48 per cent) of the 2,000 car owners polled admitted they don’t know everything their car can do. And of those who activated a new feature, 38 per cent “accidentally triggered” it, while 44 per cent were alerted to the hidden extras by family or friends. It also emerged that although 49 per cent cite safety reasons in …
As a result, the research of 2,000 adults revealed many won’t take photos from influencers, online reviews – or even footballer’s injuries – at face value. Others struggle to trust emails, calls and texts from unrecognised contacts, people on dating apps and quotes from tradespeople. And three-quarters feel it is harder than ever to know what information they should trust. …
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