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Ruby Copp

Reporter · GB

Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Sep 14, 2026
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Aug 13, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 14, 2026 · Ruby Copp

    Cash is a headache for small businesses - but most still say 'cash is king' (opens the original)

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    Businesses spend more than three hours a week on cash-related admin(Image: Getty Images) The typical small business owner dedicates more than three working weeks annually to cash-related admin. Nearly three and a half hours weekly are consumed by tasks such as counting cash, totalling over 178 hours a year – the equivalent to 22 eight-hour working days. Research involving 500 small business owners, sole traders, and those with side hustles revealed one hour a week is generally spent travelling t

  2. Article · Sep 1, 2026 · Ruby Copp

    Ultra-runner to tackle 500-mile challenge to spotlight farming and local produce (opens the original)

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    Rob hopes to raise awareness of Britain's farmers and local produce (Image: Daniel Higginson/Clockwise) Research shows almost a third of Brits feel more disconnected than ever from where their food comes from. A recent poll of 2,000 adults found supermarket shopping means 40% rarely consider where the ingredients for their meals are made. With many products available year round, 39% hardly think about seasonality or the origin of their foods, while 18% put it down to living in a city and never s

  3. Article · Sep 1, 2026 · Ruby Copp

    Gen Z ditch arcade games and crazy golf for paddleboarding at the seaside (opens the original)

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    Brits love a dip in the sea followed by a tasty treat(Image: PinPep) Young adults appear to be redefining what makes the perfect day at the seaside, with traditional activities increasingly falling out of fashion. Research involving 2,000 adults revealed that 74% of young Brits would give arcade games a miss, while 87% would gladly skip crazy golf. Instead, 11% of Gen Z view paddleboarding as crucial to the ideal beach day, in contrast to just 7% of Millennials and 3% of Boomers - and they're al

  4. Article · Aug 23, 2026 · Ruby Copp

    Brits share top 20 beauty pet peeves – from patchy beard to flaky scalp (opens the original)

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    One in three feel more confident after completely a full body care routine(Image: Getty Images) Brits have disclosed the beauty habits they find most cringe-worthy – and it appears sticky moisturiser and stray hairs are right up there. A survey of 2,000 adults discovered the most irritating "beauty icks" include tweezering nose or ear hairs, unshaven leg hair and body lotion that takes forever to absorb or sink in. More than a third (36%) confessed they're guilty of practising at least one habit

  5. Article · Aug 13, 2026 · Ruby Copp

    The travel experiences over 50s regret missing out on the most (opens the original)

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    Seven in 10 adults say that it is never too late to make up for lost time(Image: Getty) A poll of 2,000 adults found that the older generation most wished they had travelled to New Zealand, Japan and Australia - but never had the chance. Canada, the Maldives and Iceland also widely remain on their bucket lists. Taking spontaneous trips without overthinking it (21%), going to bucket list destinations (17%) and saying ‘yes’ to adventures rather than prioritising work (14%) are also things over 50s

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