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Students to bring back 3,600 tonnes of dirty laundry from university this term (opens the original)
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A student heading home with her new 're-fresher' bag(Image: Jack Hall/Trainline) A staggering 3,600 tonnes of dirty laundry will be carried home to parents via trains this term, a study has claimed. Research by Trainline says seven in 10 (70%) students take their dirty clothes home to parents or guardians rather than washing it at their student digs. They estimate 3,650 tonnes of dirty washing is set to hit the UK's rail network in the first term alone, despite the academic year only starting la
Couples urged to sign 'pre-pup' to decide who keeps pet if they break up (opens the original)
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Couples are being urged to consider getting a 'pre-pup'(Image: Kennedy News/Compare the Market/Sane Seven) Couples are being urged to consider getting a 'pre-pup' - as a study reveals almost nine in 10 Brits haven't planned who gets to keep the pet in the event of a breakup. Research by comparison website Compare the Market claims to lift the lid on how emotionally charged pet ownership can become when a relationship ends. It found nearly a third (31%) of separated couples argued over who should
DJ launches 'Bring Your Own Grandparents' club event for one night only (opens the original)
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A DJ is hosting a party where punters are encouraged to bring their grandparents A DJ is hosting a rave where punters are being urged to bring their party-loving grandparents. London-based DJ Rossi is used to playing for youthful ravers in Ibiza but next month [October 8] he's pledged to welcome a different demographic. The minimal house artist is hosting a BYOG club night (Bring Your Own Grandparent) in collaboration with liqueur firm Kahlúa for one night only. Not A Nightcap party at Number 90
Sending a message to the wrong person and 'liking' a post are our biggest fears (opens the original)
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Sending a message to the wrong person fills us with fear(Image: Getty Images) Brits' biggest daily fears include sending a message to the wrong person, checking a bank balance and accidentally 'liking' someone's social media post, a study claims. Research commissioned by Santander UK found that 46% of Brits regularly experience feelings of dread or unease about standard everyday tasks. Sending a message to the wrong person (44%), having a card declined (30%) and accidentally liking somebody's ol
Wetherspoons brings back 'favourite Spanish beer' – with free pints on offer (opens the original)
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San Miguel is returning to Wetherspoons and to celebrate fans could nab a free towel and pint(Image: SAN MIGUEL/KENNEDY NEWS) San Miguel is returning to Wetherspoons after two years off the pumps – and celebrating with a final 'towel dash' of the summer. The brand, which is Britain's most popular Spanish beer brand according to YouGov statistics, say they're not ready to bid goodbye to summer yet. So to celebrate their return to the pub giant, they are recreating one of Britain's most familiar s
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