Tommy Joyce
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- Sep 25, 2026
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Brits rarely feel ready for the day – but experts say 1 thing will help (opens the original)
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Majority of Brits have days they can barely function(Image: Getty Images) A poll suggests most of us are getting through the day in a fog of tiredness, poor concentration and low motivation. Just 13% of people said they feel fully ready for the day ahead – while a huge 88% admitted they have days when they can barely function, including 21% who say it happens often. And one in five (20%) said they wish they could focus better and feel more prepared for daily demands. Despite that, only 34% belie
Four in 10 Brits were inspired by a mentor – but many never said thanks (opens the original)
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Six in 10 are 'gutted' they never got to say thank you(Image: Getty Images) Four in 10 Brits have been inspired by someone to pursue a talent, passion or career - but a third admit the person who encouraged them has no idea just how much of a difference they made. Of those who had a mentor, prior to meeting them, 63% had believed the path they wanted to pursue wasn’t for them, but were later encouraged to do so. The study of 2,000 adults found 84% said their mentor was the first person to make t
UK vapers to pay nearly £300 more per year as new vape tax hits (opens the original)
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The new tax comes into force from the 1st of October 2026(Image: Getty Images) Vaping costs are set to rise by nearly £300 a year as a new tax comes into effect this October. From the 1st of the month, the Vaping Products Duty will apply a flat rate of 22p per millilitre, plus 20% VAT, to e-liquids, significantly impacting millions of users across the country. As a result, a typical 10ml bottle of e-liquid, which currently costs roughly £2.50 to £3, is expected to rise to more than £5 after the
1 in 5 parents have no cash saved for kids’ future milestones (opens the original)
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Many parents feel unprepared to help their kids with future milestones(Image: Getty Images) A fifth of parents have not put aside any cash to support their offspring once they become adults, new research has shown. A survey of 2,000 parents with youngsters under 18 discovered that 23% feel unprepared for the cost of supporting their kids into adulthood. While 79% have already begun setting money aside to help finance future milestones like stepping onto the property ladder or covering wedding ex
Age of Dinosaurs children's top time-travel pick – not the future (opens the original)
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Parents say their kids are fascinated by dinosaurs(Image: PinPep) The era of the dinosaurs leads youngsters' ultimate time-travel wish list, new research has found. A survey of 1,000 parents with children aged three to 12 discovered that 34% would opt to journey back to the Mesozoic era, with the primary draw being the opportunity to meet a real dinosaur (43%). The next desired time-travel destination was the future world (20%), while 7% wanted to go to ancient Egypt and visit the pyramids. The
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