Liz Charlton

1 week ago | atvtoday.co.uk | Liz Charlton

Concordia, a monumental stained-glass installation by internationally celebrated artist Sir Brian Clarke, was unveiled at Bahrain International Airport by His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, the Crown Prince and Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Bahrain, earlier today Thursday 10 April 2025. Spanning 34 meters in width and 17 meters in height, it is one of the largest stained-glass installations in the world.

1 week ago | atvtoday.co.uk | Liz Charlton

A study suggests the average Brit’s wardrobe is 54 percent BLACK – yet according to the data, many Brits truly believe that wearing a specific colour has influenced an important outcome in their life. In fact, more than a quarter (27 percent) of the 2,000 Britons surveyed by Lakeside Shopping Centre, said they had landed their dream job, after wearing light blue to the interview.

2 weeks ago | atvtoday.co.uk | Liz Charlton

Brits would love to share a home with Stacey Solomon while they’d be running for the door if it was Piers Morgan…Piers Morgan has been crowned the celebrity the British public would least like to live with, according to a new nationwide survey. The outspoken TV personality received 16% of the vote, with 81% of respondents citing his personality as the main reason for not wanting to live with him, and 44% saying he simply talks too much. The research was conducted by Compare My Move.

2 weeks ago | atvtoday.co.uk | Liz Charlton

With many teens preparing to leave home for Uni after the summer holidays, researchers polled the nation’s parents around the top life skills they hope their offspring will be capable of, when they fly the nest. Coming top of the list was, to keep a tidy toom, with 63 percent of mums and dads, feeling a clean and decluttered living space is the first step to independence.

2 weeks ago | atvtoday.co.uk | Liz Charlton

Despite our famous stiff upper lip reputation, a new survey by Tetley has discovered Britons express their love and emotion through small but meaningful actions, with two thirds (61 percent) of those surveyed agreeing that in the current climate we need caring gestures more than ever. Making someone a cuppa when they are sad (62 percent) tops the list, followed by sending thoughtful text (52 percent) and asking someone how their day was (48 percent).