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- Sep 8, 2026
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Young adults use more water than any other age group, survey finds (opens the original)
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Millennials love having a bath instead of a shower(Image: Getty Images) Younger generations consume more water than their older counterparts, whether through longer showers or running the washing machine with smaller loads. A recent survey by Let's Save Water campaign, which encourages people to cut their daily water consumption, discovered millennials were most prone to taking baths rather than showers (26%) and rinsing dishes before loading them into the dishwasher (30%). The poll of 2,000 adu
Parents' name top Disney Princess they want young girls to look up to (opens the original)
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Grandparents believe showing courage in the face of adversity is what being a Disney princess means today(Image: Disney) A poll of 1,250 young women, mums and grandmas found 98% believe confidence, kindness and resilience are the qualities young girls will need to prepare themselves for life in the modern world. Grandmas (76%) and mums (65%) rated kindness as the number one quality they wanted to pass down to their granddaughters and daughters to equip them for tackling modern life. Nine in 10 a
Holidaymakers fall victim to tourist traps abroad - losing £200 on average (opens the original)
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Holidaymakers are knowingly being ripped off at tourist hotspots(Image: PinPep) More than a fifth of holidaymakers have been caught out by tourist traps while on holiday abroad, losing an average of £200. Over half (52%) reckon popular overseas holiday destinations are becoming increasingly notorious each year for conning people. The survey of 2,000 holidaymakers revealed 27% have knowingly been ripped off or overcharged while on holiday. The most frequent scams include overpriced food and drink
Biggest barriers to getting active named – as lack of local facilities a factor (opens the original)
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New research shows a variety of barriers stop Brits from exercising(Image: PinPep) Brits have revealed the biggest barriers to getting active. A poll of 2,000 adults found class fees (26%), equipment (25%) and travel (19%) puts them off moving more. A further 27% said they struggle with a lack of motivation, finding it hard to stay consistent with regular exercise. The average Brit spends 45 minutes in a typical exercise session, but 36% weren’t aware the UK government recommends at least two an
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