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Most desirable Olympians revealed
8-August-2008
As the Summer Olympics fast approaches, gay people in the UK have revealed which athletes they would most like to go on a date with.
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Brits 'would think twice' about getting amorous on
15-September-2008
As two Britons face trial in Dubai for getting amorous on a beach, new research reveals that many couples are guilty of the same practice.
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Recipe for long-lasting love
2-October-2008
Two dinner dates a month, four cuddles a day and a romantic getaway twice a year are just some of the things couples need to have a long-lasting relationship, according to research.
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Rubbish couple go on dream honeymoon
7-October-2008
A loved-up couple spent three months in the run-up to their wedding collecting rubbish in order to be able to pay for their honeymoon, according to reports.
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Men aged 53 are 'the most romantic'
15-October-2008
Men become most romantic when they are aged 53, according to a new survey.
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Romantic older couples go on more holidays
16-October-2008
Loved-up Britons in their 50s are proving more romantic than their younger counterparts and going on more city breaks, according to new research.
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Women prefer accountants to James Bonds
30-October-2008
British women may think they want a James Bond-style adventure, but new research reveals that their Mr Right is more likely to have job security than spontaneous sophistication.
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Widow finds love again in dance partner
12-November-2008
A Welsh widow thought she would never find love again, but was pleasantly surprised when dance classes led her up the aisle.
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