Santa’s reindeer will travel a distance of over 41 million miles to deliver more than one million tonnes of presents on Christmas Eve, according to research. The findings show Rudolph, Comet, Blitzen and the rest of the team will work for 31 hours straight – taking into account time zone...
Rents in the UK’s regional hubs are growing significantly faster than both London and the UK average as workers continue to relocate from London amid rising living costs and significant investment in other cities, according to the National Rent Review by Landbay. The average monthly UK rent currently sits at £1,212,...
A butcher in West Yorkshire is handing out free Christmas hampers to people who have been left with nothing over the Christmas period due to delayed Universal Credit payments. David Jones, 52, will give away the free baskets of festive meat worth £25 to claimants whose money will not be available...
Theresa May narrowly avoided a vote of no confidence last night as hard right factions of the party rebelled against her Brexit deal with Brussels. The party has been split over Britain’s withdrawal from the European Union ever since the referendum result was announced in 2016, and it has come...
It's seven o'clock on Christmas day. Bodies lay comatosed on sofas, chairs and beanbags around the room. Your old man has managed to pass out on the kitchen table, again. But after an hours shut-eye you have woken up with a rumbling tummy as your mind turns to the annual leftover sandwich....
Brits are more likely to have seen the Eiffel Tower than Stonehenge, a study has found. A survey of 2,000 adults found less than half of the population have visited Wiltshire's prehistoric monument, with one in twenty even claiming to have never heard of it. But 52 per cent have...
The perfect housemate is on top of their finances, keeps their nose out of your snacks and doesn’t mind mucking in with the washing up, it has emerged. A study of 2,000 renters revealed the top things they look for in a flat-share candidate including getting along with your friends,...
Had the Economist’s “alternative awards” been next week they might have re-considered who they gave the Own-Goal Scorer of the Year gong to. DUP leader Arlene Foster walked away with the prize after she paved the way for a second referendum on Brexit and gave Jeremy Corbyn a realistic chance...
Small business owners admit they are still 'clueless' about GDPR - leaving the personal data of millions of employees and customers at risk. Researchers who polled 1,000 owners of small businesses found half are confused by the do’s and don’ts when it comes to data protection and privacy regulations. As...