5 d. ago UK's most safest pubs in a nuclear disaster as Brits admit they'd copy Sean of the Dead

When asked, around a quarter of Brits said their first response to a nuclear disaster would be to head to an institution of the country – the pub – but some are closer to bunkers than others

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1 week ago Frazzled Brits admit 'doom scrolling' on phone is part of their 'self care routine'

The survey of 2,000 UK adults found that despite a whopping 97% of people agreeing that taking time out is essential for their wellbeing, very few are actually doing it

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1 week ago Quarter of Brits admit obsessing over whether they've locked front door

Almost three-quarters of people (70%) admit to overthinking more than they should, with a quarter (24%) pondering whether they've definitely locked their front door or not

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1 week ago Not OK, computer: firms using AI to cut corners are playing with fire

Generative AI use is multiplying across UK companies, often without any training, policy or oversight. Where will it end, asks Chris Blackhurst

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1 week ago Britain's Got Talent star admit 'overwhelmed' just hours before final

Britain's Got Talent choir Hear Our Voice will take to the stage on Saturday night

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1 week ago Brits love celebrating some unexpected good news...by dancing

Plenty of Brits admit they've broken into a boogie when they've received some unexpected good news, according to new research carried out across the nation

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2 w. ago George Russell speaks his mind after getting more severe F1 penalty

The F1 stewards handed George Russell a harsher penalty than usual for his corner cutting at the Monaco Grand Prix as they took a dim view of his radio comments afterwards

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2 w. ago Foul Brits admit using disgusting alternative to toothbrush in the morning

A fifth of us take quick swig of mouthwash over brushing our teeth and that's not the most disgusting thing we do with our oral health

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2 w. ago Six in 10 Brits admit to cutting corners when it comes to their dental care

Cutting corners when it comes to dental care is something that six in 10 Brits are guilty of, a study has found - with two fifths admitting they are not brushing their teeth

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2 w. ago Four in ten Brits admit to only brushing their teeth once a day

Dental expert shares five key things you should be doing to look after you teeth as a survey shows half of UK adults are skimping on their dental care routine.

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2 w. ago Brits admit they're even more tired AFTER bank holiday weekend than they were before

A staggering nine in 10 Brits are hit by 'bank holiday burnout', feeling more shattered after a hectic long weekend than they did before it kicked off.

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2 w. ago Turkish officials admit they've NO IDEA how British mother's heart went missing in hospital after she died on holiday fuelling growing suspicions

The Ministry of Health in Turkey has spoken out after a British mother died in mysterious circumstances on a family holiday and allegedly had her heart removed.

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3 w. ago Fasten your seat belts as morning flights will be very grumpy

A better morning could mean a better flight. New research reveals an astonishing 67 per cent of British passengers admit they’ve boarded their flight feeling irritable or unwell. That figure rises to 79 per cent among 25-34-year-olds.

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3 w. ago Seven in 10 Brits admit to buying food knowing it will eventually end up in the bin

A study of 2,000 adults found the average person wastes the equivalent of £387 a year on produce that bypasses plates and goes straight in the bin

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3 w. ago More than half of Brit plane passengers admit boarding flight feeling irritable or unwell

One in four Brit plane passengers admit they’ve skipped washing themselves to make an early departure time, while one in six confessed to leaving the house without even brushing their teeth

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3 w. ago Bored Brits admit urge to 'live like the Spanish' – and plan to bring siesta to UK

Us Brits are some of the most stressed in Europe - so it's no wonder why the Spanish-style mindset is beginning to be adopted over here. Swapping a sad sarnie for siesta, is it time for spontaneous summer...

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3 w. ago Experts reveal semicolons are at risk of dying out; do YOU know how to use the once

The age-old semicolon is dying out as Britons admit to never or rarely using the punctuation mark, a study has found.

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3 w. ago Nouvelle Vague – Richard Linklater bends the knee to Breathless and Jean

Linklater recreates the making of the landmark French New Wave classic with an awestruck tastefulness that smooths over any disruptivenessBreathless, deathless and pointless? Here is Richard Linklater’s impeccably submissive, tastefully cinephile period drama about the making of Godard’s debut 1960 classic À Bout de Souffle, that starred Jean Seberg and Jean-Paul Belmondo as the star-crossed lovers in Paris. Linklater’s homage has credits in French and is beautifully shot in monochrome, as opposed to the boring old colour of real life in which the events were actually happening; he even cutely fabricates cue marks in the corner of the screen, those things that once told projectionists when to changeover the reels. But Linklater smoothly avoids any disruptive jump-cuts.It’s a good natured, intelligent effort for which Godard himself, were he still alive, would undoubtedly have ripped Linklater a new one. (When Michel Hazanavicius made Redoubtable in 2017 about Godard’s making of his ...

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