9 h. ago Brits spend £31bn a year on clothes, how do your shopping habits stack up?

A recent survey has revealed the most common reasons for a wardrobe refresh - from a special occasion to a new relationship - but how often do you spend on clothes?

Economics

10 h. ago Brits splash out £600 a year on clothes – discover your shopping style with quiz

A new survey has revealed how much Brits spend on new clothes every year, and the reasons for a wardrobe refresh - but what's your shopping style? Find out with this new quiz.

Economics

35 h. ago Bangers and Cash star reveals unique name he gave car – and surprising reason why

Bangers and Cash star Derek Mathewson has shared the surprising name he gave his car. as a new survey reveals the most popular names for cars in the UK.

Politics

59 h. ago Warning to cat owners over rising trend that is 'stressful and scary' for pets

A survey from animal charity Cats Protection has revealed that putting a harness on a cat can make them feel stressed and scared

Events

6 d. ago The best dressed football supporters revealed – where did your team rank in the style list?

IT will come as no surprise to their stylish famous fans, but Chelsea supporters are the best dressed in the Premier League. The club’s followers are most likely to wear a smart suit for a night out, a survey has revealed. Celebrity fans including Gordon Ramsay, Jeremy Clarkson, David Baddiel, Madness singer Suggs and actor...

Politics

8 d. ago Football's top 20 most iconic celebrations ranked in new fan poll

A survey of 2,000 football fans has revealed the most iconic football celebrations in history - and WalesOnline can reveal the top 20

Sport

1 week ago Trump underwater in four major categories as over half of Americans oppose his actions since January, new polling finds

Trump is dropping to near Biden-level lows — but don’t trust Democrats yet, polling suggests

Politics

2 w. ago North Sea: Survey shows oil and gas workers looking to quit over being treated 'like dirt'

The survey has revealed the extent of ‘poor morale’ amongst North Sea oil and gas workers.

Politics

2 w. ago Survey reveals one in five men avoid cocktails in public over fear of mockery

A poll of 2,000 adults who drink alcohol found that a third of men who shun cocktails when out and about do so in case they get mocked.

Politics

2 w. ago One in three Brits unsure how to react to epileptic seizures, reveals survey

A new survey has revealed that over half of UK adults fear they would have no idea how to respond if a stranger collapsed and began having a seizure in public

Politics

2 w. ago Third of UK parents have sought special needs assessment for their child, survey finds

Parentkind charity also says 33% of parents of children with special educational needs reported financial strainOne in three parents have sought a special needs assessment for their child, according to a survey that reveals a surge in demand for special needs support in schools across the UK.The figures were released amid mounting apprehension in England over national plans to reform special needs provision amid rising costs and a severe shortage of dedicated special school places. Continue reading...

Society

2 w. ago Majority of households clash over 'correct' dishwasher loading technique

A new survey has revealed that two-thirds of Brits living with others have had disagreements or rows over the proper way to load the dishwasher - and the debate is far from over

Politics

2 w. ago Long Covid linked to heavier periods and risk of iron deficiency

Survey of 12,000 women also revealed severity of long Covid symptoms rose and fell across menstrual cycleWomen with long Covid are prone to longer, heavier periods, which could put them at greater risk of iron deficiency that exacerbates common symptoms of the condition, doctors say.The findings emerged from a UK survey of more than 12,000 women, which also found that the severity of long Covid symptoms rose and fell across the menstrual cycle and became worse when women had their periods. Continue reading...

Events

2 w. ago Boost your mood with vibrant 'dopamine décor' trends this winter

A survey of 2,000 adults who own their homes revealed that 57 per cent feel their interior design directly influences their mood during the darker seasons

Politics

2 w. ago Starmer urged to make ‘populist case’ for workers’ rights reforms

Huge survey reveals employment rights overhaul popular with public despite many not knowing about billKeir Starmer must make the “populist case” for workers’ rights reforms, unions have said, after a new mega-poll suggested the reforms were the most popular of almost all policies but have extremely limited public recognition.The employment rights bill will return to the Commons on Monday with a pledge by senior government figures not to water down reforms to zero-hours contracts or new rights at work. Continue reading...

Politics

2 w. ago A third of UK firms using ‘bossware’ to monitor workers’ activity, survey reveals

Research suggests increase in office snooping in trend that some managers claim undermines trust with staffShare your experience of tech surveillance at work in the UKA third of UK employers are using “bossware” technology to track workers’ activity with the most common methods including monitoring emails and web browsing.Private companies are most likely to deploy in-work surveillance and one in seven employers are recording or reviewing screen activity, according to a UK-wide survey that estimates the extent of office snooping. Continue reading...

Economics

3 w. ago Ten best reasons to travel solo – as three quarters say 'everyone should try it'

More than a quarter of Brits now prefer holidaying solo, with freedom and peace and quiet topping the list of reasons to ditch the travel companions, a new survey reveals.

Politics

3 w. ago Survey reveals families’ top spending priority – and it’s not shopping or eating out

Nearly half of respondents said this was their primary focus for spare cash

Economics

4 w. ago One in 20 Brits believe they can build a house from online videos alone

Brits’ confidence hits new heights as one in 20 adults believe they could build a house using only online tutorials, a new survey reveals.

Politics

4 w. ago Survey reveals high levels of trust in charities but concerns over duplication

However, the nationally representative survey of 1,000 people found that large portions of the population believe there is possible duplication of services and potential for mergers to cut costs and avoid overlaps

Politics