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- Sep 2, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Coventry Telegraph
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- Jul 15, 2026
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Brits more inspired by strangers' street style than celebrities, poll finds (opens the original)
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Brits are more likely to draw style inspiration from strangers on the street than from celebrities and social media influencers. A poll of 2,000 adults revealed that 41% have at some point felt envious of someone wearing an outfit they wished they could carry off themselves. Despite this, 52% would feel uncomfortable approaching a stranger to ask where they purchased a particular item of clothing. This is in spite of the fact that 41% consider it a compliment when someone enquires about where th
6 warning signs your relationship could be coming to an end (opens the original)
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Every relationship has its peaks and troughs, but how do you know when the flame has truly gone out? A new survey has uncovered the most telling warning signs that a romance may be on the verge of falling apart. According to the poll, having fewer meaningful chats ranks as one of the top signs that the spark in your relationship is fading. This was closely followed by opting to browse through your phones rather than talking to one another, and watching television in separate rooms. Further warni
Almost half of Brits are the âChief Vacation Officerâ in their friendship group (opens the original)
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Nearly half of Brits say theyâre the âChief Vacation Officerâ (CVO) in their friendship group â the one who actually turns holiday chat into a real plan. A poll of 2,000 adults found there are six main personalities on a group trip. These include the 'Busy Bee', who is never free (15%), and the 'Ghost', who vanishes until they show up at the airport (10%). One in five (20%) said theyâre the 'Snap Happy One', taking photos of everything. Another 14% described themselves as the 'Fluent-s
Almost half of Brits are the ‘Chief Vacation Officer’ in their friendship group (opens the original)
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Nearly half of Brits say they’re the “Chief Vacation Officer” (CVO) in their friendship group – the one who actually turns holiday chat into a real plan. A poll of 2,000 adults found there are six main personalities on a group trip. These include the 'Busy Bee', who is never free (15%), and the 'Ghost', who vanishes until they show up at the airport (10%). One in five (20%) said they’re the 'Snap Happy One', taking photos of everything. Another 14% described themselves as the 'Fluent-sih Friend'
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