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Online daters 'need better profiles' |
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23-June-2008
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| The majority of online daters need to create better profiles in order to attract attention from potential partners, according to experts. |
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Brits have holiday lovers' tiffs |
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23-June-2008
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| As the holiday season draws in, many UK couples will spend their time abroad squabbling rather than staring lovingly into each other's eyes, according to a new survey. |
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Britons choosing 'money-saving' over online dating |
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24-June-2008
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| British people are spending far more time checking their bank balances online than meeting new people in cyberspace, according to a new report. |
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Stress 'causing women health problems' |
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25-June-2008
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| Stressful lives are playing havoc on women's stomachs and making them feel unattractive and bloated, according to a new survey. |
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UK workplaces 'full of romance' |
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25-June-2008
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| Love is more rife in British workplaces than it is in many offices across Europe, according to a new survey. |
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Women 'feel negative after one-night stands' |
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26-June-2008
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| The female of the species has not adapted to the concept of the one-night stand, despite the effects of the sexual revolution, according to scientists. |
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Online daters 'get on better in real life' |
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27-June-2008
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| People who have chatted online before going on their first date are more likely to get on with each other, according to new research. |
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Families 'have little influence' on sexual prefere |
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27-June-2008
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| You might think that your choice of partner is heavily influenced by your friends and family, but new scientific research reveals that social attitudes have little to do with the Mr or Miss Right we c... |
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