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How clean is YOUR bedding? One in three admit to only washing the sheets once a year or less in new survey -risking bacterial infections and acne Survey of 2,000 people by Hammonds Furniture investigated washing habits Research proved one in three adult Brits only wash their sheets once every year Dr Aragona Giuseppe warned … Read more
Smaller companies outshine big name brands for self-catered UK holidays in Which?’s first-ever survey of UK holiday cottage providers. As demand for self-catering accommodation in the UK continues to boom as a result of the coronavirus outbreak, the consumer champion says its research found a number of major brands with tens of thousands of properties … Read more
A fifth of business bosses in the UK believe they will need to axe up to 10 per cent of their workforce by the end of the year, amid fears hundreds of thousands more people are set to become victims of the coronavirus jobs bloodbath, a new survey has revealed. Bosses of large (more than … Read more
Drug dealers are hit by covid as lockdown disrupts their supply chains with three in ten users claiming prices have increased, survey says Global Drug Survey found access to illegal drugs in UK decreased in lockdown The study of 1,173 Britons found 29 per cent said drugs were more expensive 49 per cent of cannabis … Read more
More than half of Americans wants to see the US ditch paper currency and move to cashless payment systems, as survey reveals. The research found 58 percent of participants plan to make the shift once the coronavirus pandemic is over, but one in three said they no longer use physical money due to health concerns. … Read more
Britons value good WIFI above their PARENTS! Survey reveals the things in life we hold dear – with FaceTime, Netflix and social media all on the list Travelodge survey found we cannot go without Netflix and online shopping But Briton still value simple pleasures like cups of tea and a good belly laugh Study found that … Read more
Bosses and workers are divided on returning to offices as most employers say they want staff back at their desks by end of the year, survey shows 60% of employers want staff at desks by new year but just 42% staff felt the same 58% of staff members believed workers would spend 2 or 3 … Read more
An insatiable demand for cheap chicken means millions of birds raised in factory farm conditions are developing a white stripe syndrome. The birds have been bred to grow unnaturally fast, often in cramped sheds, with little opportunity or ability to move. As a result, the normally lean breasts are becoming marbled with fatty white stripes, which … Read more
President Trump will visit Kenosha, Wisconsin on Tuesday, following days of protests in the city over the police shooting of black man Jacob Blake, the White House announced on Saturday. Trump will meet with ‘law enforcement and survey damage from recent riots’, White House spokesman Judd Deere told reporters aboard Air Force One. He did … Read more
Britain has the unhappiest teenagers in Europe: Fear of failure leaves our young people the most dissatisfied, survey shows More than a third of 15-year-olds in UK scored low of life satisfaction in a survey Children’s Society’s poll shows UK ranks lowest in Europe for ‘sense of purpose’ Charity says that it believes the findings … Read more