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29 per cent believe the word ‘cash’ may die out entirely one dayplaceholder image

Poll shows cash divide - Gen Z say ‘paper' while Boomers say 'cash'

Tripping over featured in the top 10 placeholder image

The top things Brits laugh at - when they know they shouldn't

The myth that severe morning sickness means it’s a girl/ mild or no morning sickness means it’s a boy - topped the listplaceholder image

The top 20 quirky myths that expectant parents believe to be true

Danny Wallace braves the summer weather to accept Halford's challenge to say yesplaceholder image

Brits most likely to say ‘yes’ to new opportunities at the age of 27

Brits only take 70 per cent of their lunch breaks allotted time placeholder image

Brits ‘waste’ £29bn worth of work a YEAR - by not taking lunch breaks

To help people become more considerate passengers, Tempcover has launched a Passenger Prince online theory testplaceholder image

Top 20 most annoying passenger habits revealed!

Hamza Yassin, president of The Camping & Caravanning Clubplaceholder image

Over half of campers sleep better to the soothing sounds of nature

Hosting expert Alexandra Dudley teams up with Boursin to celebrate the seasonal rise in entertainingplaceholder image

Food expert Alexandra Dudley shares top tips for hosting spring dinner

Research of 2,000 adults who don’t own a property found 51 per cent worry they'll never step foot on the property ladderplaceholder image

Half of first-time buyers worry about getting on the property ladder

Chris Taylor and Grime Gran hit the streets of London to find out what Brits call their Bitsplaceholder image

Brits use comical names for different body parts - what's your go-to?

Men think they could also outpace include crocodiles and elephantsplaceholder image

One in 50 men believe they can outrun a HORSE, poll reveals

One in 50 men think they could beat a horse in a 100 metre sprint, according to research.

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They need to decompress once they log offplaceholder image

Gen Z take the longest to destress after work, survey finds

Half of holidaymakers have tried to recreate foreign cuisines at homeplaceholder image

Stuck for travel inspo? Take this quiz to find your next destination

Comedian Kate-Lois Elliott was resigned to renting for lifeplaceholder image

A lifelong renter became an estate agent to buy her first home

Almost half say they need of getting on top of their financesplaceholder image

One in four Brits know more about pop culture than savings accounts

Brits need a holiday - just to get over the stress of preparing for their dream break this Easterplaceholder image

Packing bags is the most stressful thing about preparing for a holiday

Queues started to form outside Tesco Extra in Borehamwood, Hertfordshireplaceholder image

Hopeful snackers hunted for coveted square Doritos - worth £10,000

88 per cent believe it’s important to be themselves and not live by someone else’s expectationsplaceholder image

How our thirties is the age we finally learn to love ourselves

Krispy Kreme and happn create 'Doughnuts & Dates' spotsplaceholder image

The top 15 early dating 'icks' revealed

Chief Chip Technician Dan Lynes inspects the world's first square Doritosplaceholder image

Doritos introduce new shape of iconic crisp - and it can win you £10k

It's located where the sun rises first in the UK, Ness Point, Lowestoftplaceholder image

Iconic Kellogg's cockerel becomes UK's largest-ever weathervane

Danny Dyer is working to launch the Pack Our Pubs initiativeplaceholder image

Former Eastenders actor Danny Dyer lends support to struggling pubs

Danny Dyer is backing a campaign to help struggling pubs during Dry January - with a pint of crisps.

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Manchester United have won more Premier League Boxing Day games than any other clubplaceholder image

The footie teams with the best and worst Boxing Day track record

Three quarters look forward to the drive home for Christmas, as it’s a key part of their annual traditions.placeholder image

Average drive home for X-mas will cover 94 miles and 11 festive songs

A poll of 1,000 adults who travel for work found over half like to turn meetings abroad into a holidayplaceholder image

Business travellers reckon they save £2,500 on holidays every year

A poll of 1,000 over-65s revealed that some want to get better at using technology - but feel held backplaceholder image

Over 65s are nervous to adopt new technology

Martin and Roman Kemp get in on the great chocolate debate that's been swirling throughout the nationplaceholder image

Bounty is NOT the nation's most-disliked chocolate, shock study finds

A survey of 3,000 adults found younger generations are the most likely to be aware of their home’s efficiency and planning energy efficiency improvementsplaceholder image

Bills in energy-inefficient homes could cost an extra £299 this year

Santander X UK Awards 2024 first prize winners Anushka Mahesh, Sarah Bailey, Aurusha Kharas and Tom Scropeplaceholder image

Entrepreneurs win award for tackling period poverty with £4 underwear

Seven in 10 parents don’t fully understand what their teens do onlineplaceholder image

Parents haven't set rules with their teen children about online safety

Research among 2,000 consumers found they typically received four parcels with cosmetic or fundamental damage in 2024placeholder image

Number of damaged packages arriving on doorsteps soars by a third

The stars of Asdas charming Christmas campaign give away thousands of FREE festive goodies from the cute as a button Gnome of Christmas Marketplaceholder image

Miniature Christmas market of gnome shops pop up in London

36 per cent of those polled adopt a "you can't take it with you" approach, spending their cash while they can, rather than putting it aside for emergencies. placeholder image

Almost a third of Brits find rainy day funds outdated

Nearly a third of Brits (29 per cent) feel a ‘rainy day fund’ is outdated and would rather save for specific things to look forward to.

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A poll of 2,000 Brits found Michelle Obama, Bill Gates or Arnold Schwarzenegger would be the best next president of the United Statesplaceholder image

Brits reveal who they want as US president

A study of 2,000 adults found 57 per cent are sceptical about discounts offered by stores during the November saleplaceholder image

Two thirds of Brits believe Black Friday is a 'con'

One of the UK’s most exciting and recognised entrepreneurs, Tom Glanfield of TEGCap, from Bournemouth, Hampshireplaceholder image

Ad Feature Insider tricks that entrepreneurs use to get noticed

It is traditionally worn by men to secure the ghutrah - or keffiyeh - in place on the wearer's head.placeholder image

Ad Feature New London collection makes traditional Arabic male accessory for all

As an Official Partner, the brands will gain global visibility throughout the Premier League season at all home matches, including 19 Premier league matches and domestic cup gamesplaceholder image

Ad Feature Nottingham Forest FC lands another sponsorship deal

Expedia Group unpacks the eight noteworthy travel trends for 2025 - including Detour Destinations, JOMO (Joy of Missing Out) Travel and One-Click Trips. placeholder image

Ad Feature Expedia, Hotels.com and Vrbo reveal the top travel trends for 2025

A poll of 2,000 Brits found Pac-Man, Space Invaders and Super Mario Bros are the most iconic arcade games of all timeplaceholder image

Brits reveal the top 20 most iconic arcade games

A poll of 2,000 motorists found a whopping 86 per cent have been in control of a vehicle while tired at some pointplaceholder image

Millions of drivers admit getting behind the wheel when tired

Love Island's Molly Smith is initiated into new secret cheese society, The Cheez-Masons.placeholder image

Celebs tune in for the cheesiest party in town

Joe Wicks helps Asda to launch its new Cashpot for School initiative, which aims to make millions of pounds available to primary schools through its Rewards loyalty programmeplaceholder image

Parents are spending up to £138 per year for their children’s schools

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