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Top 10 nostalgic moments from the 2000s - including using digital cameras (opens the original)
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Some of the most nostalgic moments from the 2000s include taking photos on a digital camera, picking a mobile phone ringtone and burning CDs, according to new research. A poll of 2,000 adults found 48% feel nostalgic about the technology and gadgets that made the noughties so iconic. Many respondents fondly remember listening to music on an MP3 player and downloading and sharing ringtones among their friends. According to the poll, a certain ringtone is enough to transport them back to the turn
4 in 10 families cook multiple meals to cater for different tastes and routines (opens the original)
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The average family chef spends 30 extra minutes in the kitchen each week trying to meet everyone’s needs, leaving 60% feeling pressured to make dinnertime work for the whole household. According to research, most families do this to keep everyone happy (32%), to accommodate flavour preferences (29%) and because younger children want different foods (30%). Research of 2,000 parents with children aged 0 to 18 found that, overall, more than half (53%) find mealtimes stressful. However, 93% think it
One in five holidaymakers pack a week's worth of luggage into a carry-on bag (opens the original)
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One in five holidaymakers have crammed at least a week's worth of luggage into a carry-on bag to avoid expensive fees. A poll of 2,000 holidaymakers found an ambitious 11% reckon they could squeeze 10 days or more of holiday essentials into hand luggage alone. While 5% would even attempt to fit everything they need for a two-week holiday into a single cabin bag. You agree you are 18 or over. We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of yo
Brits stop exercising after 33 days – but skipping rest days could be why (opens the original)
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Fitness goals fall by the wayside after an average of 33 days, according to research. A poll of 2,000 Brits found 37% of people abandon their fitness goals within 30 days of starting them. Over a third (36%) struggle to stay motivated once the initial excitement wears off, while one quarter find it difficult to fit exercise around work and family commitments. It also emerged 55% believe the recovery process gets in the way - with 89% admitting they have pushed through their tiredness to meet the
New mums says motherhood is harder than ever before - for 1 key reason (opens the original)
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Women believe being a new mum is harder now than for any previous generation, according to research. A poll of 2,000 mums finds that 55% of women aged 25-44 feel the role is harder today than it was in the past. Some 49% feel they don’t have the village-like support of previous generations. Meanwhile, 42% of those with children aged 10 and below don't have the support their own mums once did, and 62% say they face new pressures, such as those coming from social media and peers. You agree you are
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