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1980s voted as best decade ever - and it's all about TV and music (opens the original)
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Brits have crowned the 80s as the most standout decade(Image: PinPep) The 1980s has been hailed as Britain's most iconic decade, according to a recent study. The era was victorious in six out of eight categories in a poll of 2,000 Brits. These included hair, music, pop culture, television shows, theme tunes, and catchphrases. In the survey, Brits said they would welcome the return of 80s trends such as denim jackets (11%), big-volume hair and curls (9%), and retro trainers (8%). Almost a quarter
Top 10 signs you're experiencing 'too many tabs syndrome' (opens the original)
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The average Brit is thinking about six different things at once(Image: Getty Images) The average Brit juggles around six different tasks, reminders and responsibilities in their mind at any given moment. Consequently, a survey of 2,000 adults revealed that 51% regularly feel they've got too much to keep on top of each day. Most people only manage nine minutes of calm after waking up before their thoughts turn to everything that needs doing during the hours ahead. Gen Z and Millennials experience
Brits take FIVE selfies before getting the perfect one - with Gen Z the fussiest (opens the original)
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Gen Z take six selfies before they're happy(Image: Getty Images) A recent survey of 2,000 adults found that while 18% are generally satisfied with their very first shot, 32% admitted they rarely get it right the first time. As a result, 35% admitted their camera roll is packed with multiple versions of almost exactly the same picture. When it comes to capturing the perfect memory, for 83%, making sure everyone fits inside the frame is one of the biggest priorities. Other important ingredients fo
Brits fall into six different learning types, research finds (opens the original)
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More than a quarter of people reckon they learn best as a 'Note Taker'(Image: Getty) Research of 2,000 adults found 26% reckon they learn best as a 'Note Taker' who writes everything down to learn new information, despite 14% admitting they have written down more information than they actually need. Even if not fitting into this exact personality type, 45% admitted they are avid note-takers, while four in 10 said they love to use their highlighter pens on anything and everything when reading or
Latest fashion trends driven by streets not stars as Brits ditch celebrity style (opens the original)
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Brits are more likely to find style inspiration from strangers on the street than celebrities and influencers. The poll of 2,000 adults found 41% sometimes feel jealous of someone wearing an outfit they wish they could pull off themselves. The research commissioned by Samsung to mark the launch of its Galaxy Z Fold8 highlight featuring Circle to Search with Google, which can help users find and shop outfits they spot in seconds, found 30% often see an item and instantly want to find out where it
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