Get a vroom!  We may not be able to get out much at the moment but our enduring love affair with cars is stronger than ever, according to a new report. More than eight in 10 motorists (83 per cent) admitted they have always had a love for driving and more than a third (34 per cent) reckon …

Rio Ferdinand has adopted a homeschooling technique inspired by his old boss Sir Alex Ferguson – giving his own ‘hairdryer’ type treatments to his kids during lesson time. Like millions of parents across the UK, Ferdinand and his wife, Kate, have just come to the end of their second term as amateur teachers. The retired footballer, who played …

By Victoria McNally // SWNS w/ VIDEO + INFOGRAPHIC New data suggests that eight in 10 Americans admit to having at least one “cleaning black hole“ — an area that seems impossible to keep clean or organized on a consistent basis — in their home. Moreover, the average American can identify about three different “cleaning black holes” that currently …

Millions of ‘self-conscious’ parents admit they are often too embarrassed to play with their own kids, according to research. A poll of 1,000 parents with children aged 3-12 found 28 per cent sometimes feel ‘awkward’, while a fifth actually blush when playing with their little ones. Dancing is one of the activities a third would prefer to avoid, …

Brits are planning to make up for lost time with loved ones by taking extended family with them on their next holiday. A poll of 2,000 adults found hardly seeing their nearest and dearest during the past 12 months has left 68 per cent champing at the bit to do something special with them. And 41 per cent …

More than half of Brits have no idea what affects their life insurance premiums – with almost one in 10 believing you don’t need it if you’re single. A survey of 2,000 adults revealed more than half (54 per cent) currently don’t have life insurance. While not being able to afford it (32 per cent) was the top …

By Danielle Moore // SWNS Staff The average American experiences 416 “snackccidents” every year, according to new research. A new survey of 2,000 Americans revealed that these snacking-related mishaps come in several tasty varieties that plague hungry respondents regularly. Over half (57%) of respondents admitted that they’d accidentally eaten a full-sized bag of snacks in one sitting. Forty-five percent have …

By Allison Sadlier // SWNS Staff W/ VIDEO + INFOGRAPHIC American office workers would rather have more feedback from their managers than more money, a new study revealed. The survey of 2,000 Americans examined the vital role manager-worker relationships play in the workplace.  Over a third of respondents are office workers (many of whom are now working from …

By Danielle Moore // SWNS w/ VIDEO + INFOGRAPHIC The average American woman says the number of household responsibilities she takes care of has nearly doubled since this time last year, according to new research.  A new study of 2,000 American women revealed that while women had an average of seven household duties to take care of this time …

More than six in 10 adults admit the Covid-19 pandemic has heightened their fears and worries for their parent’s futures. A study of 2,000 adults aged 40 and over with elderly parents found half felt the restricted contact during the lockdowns has made them think about how they will care for them in years to come. And for …