These are the top 20 things Brits forget during Christmas
Buying batteries, wrapping paper for last minute gifts and a card for the mother-in-law are among the top 20 things Brits forget every Christmas, according to research.
Buying batteries, wrapping paper for last minute gifts and a card for the mother-in-law are among the top 20 things Brits forget every Christmas, according to research.
Millions of Brits have no idea what their normal blood pressure should be, or even how tall they are, a new study has found.
Being vomited on, broken luggage and people dying on your flight have all been voted as extreme travel nightmares.
Would you pay £350,000 for a one-bed place on Mars?
Four in 10 over 50s have experienced age discrimination, according to a survey.
Emojis, texts and WhatsApp are among the most popular ways to say ‘I love you’, according to a study.
Cooking in bulk, going teetotal and sending e-cards instead of traditional ones are among the ways savvy Brits are saving money ahead of Christmas, it has emerged.
The Exorcist has been named the most terrifying film of all time by Brits.
Hannibal Lecter, Pennywise the clown and Halloween’s Michael Myers have emerged among a list of cinematic figures who terrified us when they first graced the silver screen.
Neck kisses, nibbling and eye contact- new research reveals America’s 20 biggest turn-ons.
Millions of workers admit to spinning stories about their weekends – to make their lives sound more exciting to their colleagues, a study has found.