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Most British consumers would pay more for their clothes if factory workers received fairer wages, but lack trust in the ethical pledges made by brands, a poll found on Thursday, amid growing concerns around labor abuses in the fashion industry.more

One in 25 British men and one in 30 women have a bath or shower just once a week, a new poll has revealed.more

Polish Business Link is a member organization and business portal in Great Britain, whose patron is the British-Polish Chamber of Commerce.more

In a three-way choice, only 23% of grassroot Tories say they would opt for the withdrawal deal negotiated by the PM.more

Queen Elizabeth has been on the throne for 65 years - and there has long-been speculation about what will happen when the crown passes down the line of succession.more

One third of Poles declares that they are making New Year's resolutions. Traditionally, the New Year begins with a healthy diet, physical activity and quitting smoking.more

Workers in Ireland are more content this year than in 2017. However, younger employees are less happy than their middle-aged counterparts and private sector staff are less satisfied than those in the public sector.more

A fifth of married Britons think their partner is a dangerous driver and a quarter are so scared for their own safety that they have refused to get in a car with their other half. more

The survey of 2,000 British adults found that many are clueless when it comes to other major figures from the birth of Jesus as well, with 37 per cent saying they did not know that Mary and Joseph were a part of the story.more

According to new statistics, a quarter of Brits say they will have stopped visiting physical shops in three years, despite 95 per cent of food shopping currently being done in-store.more

A survey of 2,000 adults found less than half of the population have visited Wiltshire's prehistoric monument, with one in twenty even claiming to have never heard of it.more

The survey found that London has the highest belief in good luck in the UK, with 57% of people in London believing in good luck - and they also have one the highest number of millionaire lottery winners in the UK - coincidence or is the belief in good luck all you need?more

As Christmas approaches a recent survey by Away Resorts discovers 45% of Brits will be going away this Christmas, but 24% plan on staying in the UK.more

People aged 18 to 24 are the most pessimistic in the UK, with just one in seven thinking their age group has the most opportunity to move up in society, according to a poll.more

According to new research from the7stars, the UK's largest independent media agency, 39% of Brits still believe that nothing will really change following Brexit next March, despite numerous recent government forecasts.more

The Panelbase survey of 1,028 voters for The Sunday Times Scotland and LBC, before a crucial Commons vote on Theresa May's withdrawal deal, found that more believe leaving the EU will be bad for Scotland than not.more

The Christmas work party is a perfect time to let your hair down and blow off some pent-up steam. But unfortunately for some, all that merrymaking at the office do has led to them being disciplined, or even worse, being fired from their jobs. more

In Poland, there is lack of about 50,000 programmers for 5 years. This situation is expected to continue until 2020 - experts predict.more

Poles would favor staying in the EU if there was a referendum in this matter - according to the IBRIS survey for "Rzeczpospolita". There were less than 10 percent of the stay in the Community. respondents of the survey - reported yesterday's "Rzeczpospolita". more

That's what prisons minister Rory Stewart told BBC 5 Live this afternoon as he tried to defend Theresa May's Brexit deal.more

Four in 10 millennials would dodge conscription if a world war broke out and just 12 per cent of the overall population would volunteer to serve in the case of a world war, according to a new poll. more

Britannia Hotels has been named the worst UK hotel chain for the sixth consecutive year. The firm's hotels were described as "old", "shabby" and "outdated" by guests who responded to a survey for magazine Which? Travel.more

More than four in 10 people in the UK would support holding a second Brexit referendum offering a choice between an agreed withdrawal deal or remaining in the EU, according to one of the largest polls conducted on the subject.more

Newcastle is ranked top of the UK's 66 cities based a factors including transport links, co-working spaces and places to eat and drink.more

A total of 66 per cent of those living in Bucks think their community is "very" or "quite" friendly - the highest of any county in England.more