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Loved-up couples should jet off to sunnier climes |
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20-November-2008
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| Couples should take romantic trips away together to get away from the hustle, bustle and gloom of daily life. |
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Amorous Brits head to Mexico |
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8-August-2008
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| If you're still thinking of where to spend a romantic summer break, then look no further than Mexico, according to a travel expert. |
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Trendy ties fashion 'must-haves' for men |
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21-August-2008
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| Gone are the days when wearing a tie was just a mandatory accessory for the workplace, funerals and weddings. |
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Credit crunch acting as marriage counsellor |
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28-August-2008
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| The credit crunch might be having a negative effect on Britons' finances, but it is helping couples stay together, it has been revealed. |
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Brits not afraid of office relationships |
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29-August-2008
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| Two-fifths of British office works have intimate relationships with their colleagues, new research claims. |
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Men 'lose brain power' by sharing beds |
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16-September-2008
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| While it may feel nice to be snuggled up to someone at night, new research reveals that sharing a bed results in men losing brain power temporarily. |
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Wartime couple celebrate 60 years together |
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6-October-2008
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| All's fair in love and war. And one happy couple have found out that even World War II could not ruin their romance. |
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Do opposites really attract? |
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10-October-2008
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| While opposites may attract initially, this spark fizzles out and more is needed to maintain a good relationship, according to a new survey. |
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