Less than a third of motorists (28%) said they would feel confident answering questions on CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) and defibrillation on the driving theory test, new research has found.
With the driving theory test to include first aid questions for the first time, Motorpoint wanted to find out how many UK car owners felt knowledgeable about basic emergency care. *...
Despite technology being a huge part of all of our lives, sleep remains remarkably analogue. You can’t download rest, automate recovery, or optimise your way around biology. In fact, many forms of tech can have a negative impact on your sleep.
Because of this, those searching for a good night’s rest in 2026 are embracing analogue sleep by actively stripping technology out of the...
New research reveals that common household appliances left on standby could be adding hundreds to annual energy bills.
Experts at Quotezone.co.uk are warning that energy-hungry appliances could be costing the average household up to £630 a year, and have revealed the top ten standby culprits to look out for.
Despite the cost of living squeeze, many Brits still leave devices...
Homeowners are being urged to take urgent action to protect their properties from damp, mould and flooding as winter weather tightens its grip on the UK. According to a leading property care expert, just a handful of checks carried out now could save households thousands of pounds in repair costs — and help protect their health during the coldest months of the year. George Edwards, a property...
Drivers are being urged to get familiar with upcoming motoring rules and regulations that are expected to take effect in 2026. Motoring experts at LeaseLoco.com have outlined seven changes that could affect drivers across the UK next year.
Significant new regulations aimed at improving road safety and reducing accidents are set to be rolled out, with proposed changes to drink-driving...
Who said fitness can only happen at the gym? A new playful analysis by ZAVA , the online healthcare provider specialising in weight loss, has found that women are engaging far more muscles than they might think during intimate moments.
Forget the outdated “pillow princess” stereotype, the bedroom can double as a mini gym, with positions that secretly tone the core, glutes, and thighs...
