Teens will choose apprenticeships over university in the future due...
A fifth of teens plan to choose an apprenticeship over university in the future – with many worrying about student debt, no guarantee of a job and delaying the start...
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A fifth of teens plan to choose an apprenticeship over university in the future – with many worrying about student debt, no guarantee of a job and delaying the start...
By Aleksandra Vayntraub // SWNS NEWS COPY w/ VIDEO + INFOGRAPHIC Nearly half of Americans have become more proactive about their health since 2019, new research suggests. In a recent...
By Aleksandra Vayntraub // SWNS NEWS COPY w/ VIDEO + INFOGRAPHIC More than half (55%) of parents foresee their child having a career in a creative field. A recent survey...
A study of 2,000 adults revealed 47 per cent enjoy shopping for brand new clothing – but the post-shopping glow doesn’t last long. For 22 per cent, the excitement...
By SWNS Staff NEWS COPY The tell-tale signs someone might be lying is avoiding eye contact and nervously talking — but even the most experienced “poker-face” has a giveaway “tell”,...
The tell-tale signs someone might be lying include avoiding eye contact and nervously talking – but even the most experienced ‘poker-face’ has a giveaway ‘tell’. A study of 2,000 adults...
Brits are spending less money on food – but are not as prepared as their European neighbours to give up on dining out, research has revealed. An in-depth survey...
Themed weddings featuring fancy dress outfits and banquets of McDonald’s and KFC are booming in Britain, according to research. A study of 2,000 adults found four in 10 have attended...
By Livy Beaner // SWNS NEWS COPY W/ VIDEO + INFOGRAPHIC According to new research, about three in four patients are likely to keep a “mental scorecard” of everything they...
By Victoria McNally // SWNS NEWS COPY W/ VIDEO + INFOGRAPHIC Half of America has no idea what a mortgage actually is, new research suggests. That’s according to a recent...