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- Sep 29, 2026
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Home touches that are a turn-on for millennials - and they might surprise you (opens the original)
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Clean sheets, tidy homes and 'proper' pans are just some of the unexpected things that get millennials hot under the collar, according to a survey. A freshly made bed with clean bedding clinched the top spot with 34%, followed by a tidy home (29%), while a quarter (23%) found a spotless kitchen a turn on, the Lakeland study found. Of the 2,000 Brits quizzed, a well-stocked fridge was high up along with organised drawers and kitchen, proper pan sets, matching storage containers and homemade baris
The Sidemen show Brits are second-guessers with over half questioning decisions (opens the original)
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Britain is a nation of second-guessers with more than half admitting they often question decisions after they've made them. 54% say they're uncertain about decisions they make after the fact, according to a Netflix survey. Of the 2,000 Brits quizzed, 46% admit they can be talked out of their first instinct if someone else encourages them to change their mind. For those who do change their mind, the temptation to discover 'what could have been' is hard to resist. More than half (57%) said they wo
Aldi's jacket turns into a shopping bag – with a limited number to win (opens the original)
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A staggering 46% of forgetful shoppers arrive at the supermarket without any bags despite a massive 85% having a 'bag of bags' tucked away at home, new research by Aldi has found. The study into UK shopping habits showed 47% confess to purchasing another reusable bag at least once a month after leaving theirs behind, jumping to 69% among Gen Z shoppers. People in Yorkshire and Northern Ireland lead the way as those most prone to buying a fresh bag after forgetting theirs, with one in five (21%)
YouTube content creators team up to champion digital-first talent (opens the original)
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YouTube content creators are teaming up to champion digital-first talent - in a bid to build stronger links with traditional media. Supported by YouTube UK, UK Creator Voices has been established to advocate for content creator recognition and representation in TV, film, music, advertising and publishing. The cohort brings together prominent creators and industry leaders, including Jordan Schwarzenberger, DamienTalksMoney, Jade Beason, TLDR News, Grace Andrews and Brandon B. Representing million
UK's weirdest hobbies from competitive hole digging to snail racing (opens the original)
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Competitive hole digging has been crowned the UK's weirdest hobby - with cloud spotting, snail racing and yodelling featuring in the top five. Burrowing into the earth claimed the top spot as the nation's strangest pastime, with two-fifths (41%) of Brits describing it as niche or unusual in a survey. Cloud spotting (33%), snail racing (31%), moth watching (29%) and yodelling (25%) complete the top five, proving that there really is a hobby for everyone, according to research commissioned by Dr P
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