Relationships
Michelle Ryan gives her voice for good cause
From Zoe Slater in Walford Square to the iconic American ‘Bionic Woman’, Michelle Ryan has a wide range of parts under her acting belt. But now she’s turned her attention to a unique acting challenge – to 'give her voice' to a young boy and tell his real life story of how he has been abused but is trying to be brave for his younger sister.
MORE TH>N reports rise in online ‘DIY' divorce
MORE TH>N Legal Services has seen a rise of 11 % in the amount of divorce petitions being created online over the last year. This is in stark contrast to the decline reported by divorce lawyers yesterday.
Is good hydration the key to lasting romance?
When it comes to keeping things steamy in the bedroom for ‘Resurrect Romance Week’, hydration expert, Water Wellpoint is advising lovers to make sure they drink enough water. Water Wellpoint highlights research revealing the link between hydration and libido and recommends a glass of water as part of a healthy sex life.
Women encouraged to consider financial implications of cancer
We all worry about our health to a certain degree, but when it comes to more serious issues such as cancer it’s still easy to take an ‘out-of-sight, out-of-mind’ approach. While many of us will know a female friend or family member who has been affected by the disease, we may still think it will never happen to us.
Fiona Philips launches campaign to save traditional playtime
As a child was there anything better then varnishing a conker in the hope of beating your pal, the rush and excitement of British Bulldog or the elation of skipping? Well if you remember the good old days look away now, as new research reveals the demise of these treasured childhood activities.
Don’t let the recession spoil the summer recess
Britain’s children face a recession-hit summer holiday of fewer family days out, less hours spent with their parents and reduced time spent playing outside, according to a major new study.
Wedding debts outlive marriage by 5 years
Loved-upped couples are waltzing up the aisle with a £20,000 ball and chain of debt strapped to their ankles, only to be marching straight to the divorce courts a meagre 11.5 years after they say ‘I Do’ – leaving them paying off their nuptials long after the ink is dry on the decree absolute.
Find friendship on the Fairways
A brand new golf networking website, teeforetwo.co.uk, aimed at golfers looking for friendship on the fairways, has been launched in the UK.
New taskforce to spot signs of violence against women
A new taskforce of health professionals working together to spot early signs of violence and abuse against women and girls, investigate the scale of the problem and ensure victims across the NHS get the support they need has been announced by Home Secretary Jacqui Smith and Health Secretary Alan Johnson.
Brits believe marriage is best for bringing up kids
Last month’s Office for National Statistics (ONS) stats may reveal women are more likely to be a mum than a Mrs, but new research reveals Brits still believe marriage is best for bringing up kids.
Tech tools of the love rat’s trade
Forget the seven year itch – couples are breaking up just seven weeks after getting it on this Valentine’s Day. And when it comes to ending a relationship, men are more likely to resort to a mouse click and finish on Facebook or tell her on Twitter.
Common courtesy on the decline?
The vast majority of people think that everyday manners and common courtesy have declined, and want to see a return to the polite and chivalrous attitudes of the past, according to new research.
Be lucky in love online
People can make their own luck this Friday 13th by having a go at dating online, says which.co.uk.
Over 50s perfect partners
As star-crossed lovers up and down the country prepare for the most romantic day of the year, Alliance & Leicester Current Accounts can reveal some interesting insights that may help fifty-somethings looking for love.
Sex peaks as economy crashes
Amorous couples spending more time in the bedroom and less time out during the credit crunch are sending sales of sex products soaring. As the economy has crashed over the course of 2008, sales of some natural aphrodisiacs have rocketed by nearly 70 per cent as bedroom antics hit new heights.