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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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The signs of love |
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12-February-2008
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| Sexologist Yvonne K Fulbright has explained to Fox News that being shy, manic and obsessed could all be signs of being helplessly in love. |
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The price of love |
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14-February-2008
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| With Valentine's Day on the table, couples are reuniting and singles are perhaps looking, yet the day proves significant for happily married couples as well, with the day proving a big night for ... |
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UK govt: Send roses to loved ones from Kenya |
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14-February-2008
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| The UK government is reminding shoppers for this year's Valentine's Day to buy roses from a more environmentally-friendly source such as Kenya, to both cut down on emissions and to help the ... |
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Money doesn't buy love for Brits |
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16-February-2008
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| About 2.2 million of Brits said they ended their last relationship because of money issues according to research by internet bank cahoot. |
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Brits more romantic than Americans |
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17-February-2008
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| New research shows that people in the UK are more likely to have purchased a Valentine's Day gift online than their American counterparts. |
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End of the road for Marc and Cerys |
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18-February-2008
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| Singer Cerys Matthews and actor Marc Bannerman will not become the next Jordan and Peter Andre as the jungle pair have split up, according to reports. |
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