These are the top 35 literary locations that book fans...
The top must-see locations for British book buffs include Haworth, the home of the Brontë sisters, Shakespeare’s Globe in London and 221B Baker Street – better known as the home...
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Most Brits prefer simplicity – making recycling a 'maybe' on...
Research found a third of consumers (34 per cent) believe recycling is unnecessarily complicated and 16 per cent don’t recycle at all. Using bags for life, walking more and using...
Millions of older people are loneliest in the summer as...
Research of 1,400 retired people discovered 27 per cent feel disconnected when loved ones’ social schedules ramp up as the temperatures rise, leaving less time for them to check in....
Boxing legend Mike Tyson reveals how he prepares for fights...
Boxing legend Mike Tyson has revealed how he prepares for fights these days – by taking magic mushrooms and cannabis. The former heavyweight champion also reckons the drugs would have...
Teens will choose apprenticeships over university in the future due...
A fifth of teens plan to choose an apprenticeship over university in the future – with many worrying about student debt, no guarantee of a job and delaying the start...
How Americans' self-care habits have evolved since the pandemic
By Aleksandra Vayntraub // SWNS NEWS COPY w/ VIDEO + INFOGRAPHIC Nearly half of Americans have become more proactive about their health since 2019, new research suggests. In a recent...
Men buy more books to their kids than women, study...
By Aleksandra Vayntraub // SWNS NEWS COPY w/ VIDEO + INFOGRAPHIC More than half (55%) of parents foresee their child having a career in a creative field. A recent survey...
The thrill of buying a new item of clothing fades...
A study of 2,000 adults revealed 47 per cent enjoy shopping for brand new clothing – but the post-shopping glow doesn’t last long. For 22 per cent, the excitement...
Majority of Americans believe they can spot a liar
By SWNS Staff NEWS COPY The tell-tale signs someone might be lying is avoiding eye contact and nervously talking — but even the most experienced “poker-face” has a giveaway “tell”,...
These are 10 tell-tale signs of someone that might be...
The tell-tale signs someone might be lying include avoiding eye contact and nervously talking – but even the most experienced ‘poker-face’ has a giveaway ‘tell’. A study of 2,000 adults...