Move over strawberries and cream – it’s tan lines, bombshell entrances and “can I pull you for a chat?” that define the British summer according to Gen Z. A new survey has found that Love Island is officially the UK’s biggest summer cultural event for
Stockport band The Catchmen, whose warm-up act was once Oasis, has launched a new single, Humber. Formed as 16-year-olds by Michael Knowles and Ian Livingstone in 1988, The Catchmen gained huge momentum and famously had legendary Britpop band Oasis as its support act at the
Family holidays. The idea sounds dreamy — until you add the suitcases, snack crises, nap schedules and a chorus of “I’m bored” before lunchtime. And yet, despite the logistical gymnastics, more families than ever are packing up and heading out — just… differently. According to
The latest insight from the Global Payroll Alliance (GPA) has found that 61% of office workers feel they are less productive in the workplace when the summer heat hits, with 27% stating they lose more than an hour a day in productive work time. As
As AI tools become more accessible and integrated into everyday life, Adobe Express set out to better understand how people across the UK are using this technology at home, at work, and everywhere in between. To uncover the truth behind AI habits, productivity hacks, and
THE government has overseen the biggest growth in the number of illegal arrivals since the Norman Conquest in 1066, Shadow Business Secretary Andrew Griffith has said. On the new “one in, one out” agreement with France, he told GB News: “One in, one out would
UK adults are living a ‘cruel summer’ of comparison culture, according to new research commissioned by Towergate Insurance (soon to be Everywhen). The data reveals that image‑perfect posts, from dream holidays to flawless bodies or success milestones, are leaving many feeling inadequate during the peak