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Londoners have no love for Valentine's Day |
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8-February-2008
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| A new survey has revealed that most single Londoners would prefer a night with their mates to a romantic date on Valentine's Day. |
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The body beautiful |
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9-February-2008
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| A new survey has revealed that gyms are increasingly being viewed as places to scout for potential partners. |
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Survey reveals true cost of love |
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10-February-2008
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| The average Brit spends over £70 on Valentine's Day, a new study has revealed. |
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Make Valentine's a healthy affair |
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12-February-2008
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| Well-being experts are recommending that people turn the champagne and chocolate laden tradition of Valentine's into a healthier affair that can be enjoyed just as much, with the chance of romanc... |
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'Undercover lovers' living in the UK |
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12-February-2008
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| The UK has a surprisingly high number of romantics as Valentine's Day nears despite prudish rumours, according to online travel and leisure retailer lastminute.com. |
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Women 'getting into' online dating more |
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12-February-2008
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| Looking for a mate through an online dating agency is now more common than ever, with the balance of men and women coming to a balance. |
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Workplace romance? |
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12-February-2008
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| One in five workers married someone they met and dated while at work, according to a survey by CareerBuilders.co.uk. |
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Not tonight dear, I'm watching TV |
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12-February-2008
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| It has been revealed that 47 per cent of British men would give up sex for six months in exchange for a dream 50-inch plasma television, according to a survey by Comet. |
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