Survey of the Day

Saturday night lie

A whopping 79% of women lie to their friends and family about the real reason they can’t go out on the town.

Men in the Kitchen

According to one in ten men a man's place is now well and truly in the kitchen.

The easy life

Research has revealed that 85% of British men dream of an easy life.

Top 10: Sing-a-longs

We Are The Champions is the champion when it comes to songs to belt out.

Top 10: Handbags or Gladrags?

Buying a new handbag gives women more pleasure than any other shopping.

Brits love baking

Research has revealed that Brits love home baking, with 20 million consumers baking at home.

Top 10 coolest nationalities

Americans have been voted the world's "coolest nationality" in an international poll.

The usual please...

A survey suggests more people now know their local takeaway delivery driver better than they know their postman or milkman.

Lost in London

Even Londoners are confused about which Tube stop to get off at to visit the nation’s most famous landmarks.

Can't throw it away

According to research, we can’t stand to throw nostalgic toys away.

Pet or partner?

One in five women spend more time talking to their pets than their partners.

Proud(er) to be British

More than a third of Brits feel more patriotic since the royal wedding, a survey has shown.

Drivetime = Stresstime

The most stressful time of the day for modern mothers is exactly 5.55pm, new research shows.

The big sweat (smoke)

London has been named as the sweatiest region of the UK.

Twenty-somethings

British people have the most fulfilling moments of their life in their twenties, according to a survey.

Car park confusion

If you've ever stood in a car park - searching aimlessly for your car, then you're not alone.

Top 'simple pleasures'

Brits have named laughing as the best 'simple pleasure' there is.

Beautiful bedfellows

An Alton Towers hotel is offering guests pillows with the faces of Cheryl Cole or David Beckham printed on them.

Breakthrough brew

Making tea and coffee for office colleagues could help workers get on in their careers, a study suggests.

Not-so British BBQ

The ‘Great British BBQ Study’ reveals that millions of Brits are increasingly turning to more exotic dishes.