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The latest grim survey of the worst towns in the country to live in has revealed a surprising new winner - Peterborough.more

The Los Angeles Times reported Thursday that advertisers were able to target people interested in perpetuators of the Holocaust, including Joseph Goebbels, Josef Mengele and Heinrich Himmler to hundreds of thousands of users. more

A planned merger of Sainsbury's and Asda has been thrown into jeopardy after the competition watchdog identified "extensive" concerns.more

More than a quarter of females have been unable to afford sanitary products, a new survey on period poverty has revealed.more

British consumers are preparing to carry on shopping despite the mounting political chaos over Brexit, according to a survey, even as business leaders increasingly sound the alarm over the potential hit to the economy.more

Over a quarter of Poles (27%) want to work as long as possible, irrespective of the retirement age reached - according to the study.more

Parents of young children rejoice: Lidl is introducing 'fun size' supermarket trolleys to its UK stores so little ones don't get bored while you shop. more

More than a third of people in the UK believe that Islam is a threat to the British way of life, according to a report by the anti-fascist group Hope not Hate.more

According to the data, low wages are the most frequent cause of Poles' frustration. A low salary depresses women more often than men.more

Cash-strapped councils are planning to raise council tax this year while vital services remain under pressure, a survey has found. more

Poles have 1.49 billion zlotys of unpaid loans. This is almost three times more than four years ago - according to the data from the National Debt Register.more

Active cultural and social, more often enjoying a leisure trip and going abroad, and with fewer loans - these were Poles in 2018.more

There is growing interest in the citizenship of the Republic of Poland. In 2018, the Polish paspart got a record number of foreigners - the Polish daily "Rzeczpospolita" reports.more

After talking to over 2,000 teens aged 13-19 they found that, on average, these youngsters expect to earn about £70,000 a year by the time they hit 30.more

The adverts have been seen up to 50 million times in Britain but no one knows who is paying for them, says Sam Jeffers, co founder of Who Targets Me, which tracks so-called 'dark' political adverts in Britain. more

"Love gives meaning to life" - believes 90 percent of Poles surveyed as part of the study "How do Poles love?". As much as 79 percent. respondents believe in love for a lifetime.more

Android users have been put on alert about a new "critical security vulnerability" that could allow phones to be hacked if they are sent specific images files.more

Little red post boxes are popping up across London in the run-up to Valentine's Day to give people the chance to send a letter to a lonely person.more

The NHS is spending £70m placing mobile scanning trucks in supermarket car parks in a bid to cut deaths from lung cancer by encouraging patients to undergo a check-up.more

Struggling police may switch off 101 line at night to reduce the demand on already overstretched forces leaving victims to report crimes online insteadmore

Britain's 'angriest town' that evicted a McDonald's is now campaigning to keep out a new chain store 'predator' - Premier Inn. more

British workers are taking no more than a half an hour breaks at work as the inclination to stop and recharge is "becoming a thing of the past", new research reveals.more

The rise in life expectancy in Scotland is grinding to a halt, according to two new reports. more

Spotify is ramping up its fight against ad blockers by explicitly banning them in its terms of service. more

Facebook, which has been building and testing a hub for humorous meme content, called LOL, is switching gears.more