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'80s crowned as most standout decade as top TV show celebrates 40th anniversary (opens the original)
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The 1980s has been crowned Britain’s most standout decade, according to research. The decade came out top in six out of eight categories in a survey of 2,000 Brits. It included hair, music, pop culture, tv shows, theme tunes, and catchphrases. According to the poll, many people would like to see a permanent comeback of 80s trends such as denim jackets (11%), big-volume hair and curls (9%), and retro trainers (8%). Nearly a quarter (23%) would even be willing to try a modern version of an 80s mul
‘Too many tabs syndrome’ leaving Brits mentally overloaded (opens the original)
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The average Brit is thinking about six different tasks, reminders, and responsibilities in their head at any one time. As a result, a poll of 2,000 adults found 51% often feel they have too many things to keep track of every day. The average person only gets nine minutes of peace after waking up before they begin thinking about all the tasks they have to do during the day ahead. Gen Z and Millennials feel the strain the most according to the research, as 57% said they are battling with ‘too many
Brits take an average of five selfies before finding one they are satisfied with (opens the original)
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Brits take an average of five selfies before landing on one they're actually happy with, according to research. The 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
Research discovers six distinct learning personalities among Brits (opens the original)
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Brits typically fall into one of six learning personalities – from the scribbler who frantically fills pages of notebooks, to the crammer who performs best under pressure. Research of 2,000 adults found 26% reckon they learn best as a 'Note Taker' who writes everything down to learn new information. They said this despite 14% admitting they have written down more information than they actually ended up needing. Even if not fitting into this exact type, 45% confessed to be avid note-takers, while
Brits more likely to find style inspiration on the street than from celebrities (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. Despite this, 52% would be uncomfortable asking a stranger where they got an item of clothing they are wearing. Even though 41% view it as a compliment when someone asks where their clothes or accessories are from. The research commissioned by Samsung to mark
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