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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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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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Festivalgoers 'young at heart' |
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30-June-2008
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| Many might think that Glastonbury and other such summer festivals are events for the young, but new research reveals that the young at heart are descending on the youthful venues. |
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British women 'love stubbly men' |
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30-June-2008
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| British women prefer men with stubble because they are deemed to be more macho, according to a new survey. |
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UK men shun women for gadgets |
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1-July-2008
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| British football widows may have thought that they would get to spend more time with the men in their lives because of the lack of any UK teams in the European Championships. |
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Bedroom makeovers 'will boost romance' |
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1-July-2008
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| British couples are being put off getting intimate with their partner because their bedrooms do not have the right ambience, according to experts. |
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Coping with the greater stresses of Venus and Mars |
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31-January-2008
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| His first relationship book achieved a mythical status usually reserved for religious texts and the Harry Potter series and now John Gray has produced a sequel. |
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