6 h. ago Revealed: The shockingly high amount of time the average Brit spends on their phone every day

A new report has revealed the shockingly high amount of time that Britons spend on their phones each day.

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67 h. ago Students will spend 25 YEARS on their phones if screen habits don't change, study finds

The average school, college or university student spends five and a half hours on their phone per day, which could amount to 25 years of their lives.

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3 d. ago NHS worker reveals the most bizarre thing she's ever seen in A&E

Ola Labib, who is a comedian and clinical pharmacist, revealed the most shocking thing she's witnessed during her time working in A&E.

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5 d. ago Rise in ‘alert fatigue’ risks phone users disabling news notifications, study finds

Publishers could see audiences uninstall apps, as some users receive up to 50 alerts a day, analysis showsIt has become a feature of modern life – millions of phones simultaneously buzz or sound the alarm as users are notified of breaking news deemed too important to miss.Now evidence is mounting that the prevalence of news alerts is giving rise to “alert fatigue”, with some mobile phone users peppered with as many as 50 notifications a day. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago Backpacks! Football shirts! Phone bans! London day festival dos and don’ts

We have officially entered day festival season for 2025. But how can you be a model Londoner while getting sloshed in our lovely parks? Maddy Mussen has your etiquette guide

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3 w. ago You be the judge: my girlfriend unplugs all my chargers because of the ‘fire risk’. Should she stop?

Dillon often finds his devices are dead because Amber unplugs them before bedtime. You decide if she is guilty as chargedFind out how to get a disagreement settled or become a jurorWaking up to find your phone or toothbrush are out of charge gets the day off to a really bad startI would rather unplug things and live with the slight inconvenience than burn the house down Continue reading...

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4 w. ago Heathrow boss slept until 6.45am on day of power shutdown due to his phone being on silent

Review into shutdown finds ‘decision to stop operations would not have changed’ if Thomas Woldbye had been involved

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