Claire Rutter

1 week ago | theargus.co.uk | Claire Rutter

LEIDEN, THE NETHERLANDS - NOV 27, 1980: Queen during a concert in the Groenoordhallen in Leiden in the Netherlands (Image: IMAGO Images) Don’t Stop Me Now by Queen is the nation’s favourite song to blast on the car radio, followed by U2’s Beautiful Day and the iconic Go Your Own Way by Fleetwood Mac, according to a new poll. Music has the ultimate feel-good factor, with 99% of Brits saying that starting the morning with a good tune has a positive impact on the rest of the day.

1 week ago | worcesternews.co.uk | Claire Rutter

The nationwide study conducted by discount retailer QD – qualitydiscounts.com, discovered a surprising 16% of people in the UK experience joy less than once every four weeks – equating to over 10 million people across the country. But we are in desperate search for it, as 94% believe it’s essential to find joy in the little things, with a comforting cuppa, whether it’s a tea or coffee (62%) named as the UK’s number one mood booster.

3 weeks ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Claire Rutter

The huns want The GC, 44, with the former Towie star proving popular with Gen Z, taking 27% of the vote, quickly followed by Katie Price (25%), and Alison Hammond (22%)When it comes to a night out on the town, it’s Gemma Collins who everyone wants to party with, beating Katie Price and Alison Hammond, according to a new poll. The huns want The GC, 44, with the former Towie star proving popular with Gen Z, taking 27% of the vote, quickly followed by Katie Price (25%), and Alison Hammond (22%).

3 weeks ago | getsurrey.co.uk | Claire Rutter

3 weeks ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Claire Rutter

Scrolling through TikTok, Instagram, X (formerly known as Twitter), and other social media platforms is even considered a form of self-care by 38% of Brits, according to a new studyWellness has never been more popular, you would think. But new data shows that half of Brits (47%) are getting less ‘me time’ than they did five years ago.