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The rise of the happy singleton |
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3-June-2008
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| More and more women are taking control of their lives and doing what they want with it – whether that's getting into a relationship or staying single, according to a new report. |
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Financial wake-up call for newlyweds |
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3-September-2008
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| So you have found the person you want to spend the rest of your life with and you are planning to tie the knot. |
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Divorce rates down but up among older Brits |
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4-September-2008
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| British couples are more determined to stay together than ever, with new research revealing divorce rates are falling. |
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Most mums 'feel guilty about working' |
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18-July-2008
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| The majority of career women who are also mothers would rather just quit work and look after their families, according to new research. |
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Brunettes 'richer and luckier in love' |
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1-August-2008
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| Blondes may have more fun, but brunettes have bigger bank balances, according to a new report. |
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Duffy: I'm happy being single |
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5-August-2008
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| She may be topping the charts with her tuneful melodies, but Welsh singer Duffy said she is not ready to get into a serious relationship. |
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Survey shows 'super-mum' backlash |
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7-August-2008
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| Despite years of the gender equality movement, most men and women in the UK now feel having a career woman as a mother is bad for the family. |
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The £1k cost of being a wedding guest |
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13-August-2008
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| People in the UK are so keen to see their loved-up loved-ones tie the knot with their Mr or Miss Right that many are spending more than £1,000 a pop. |
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