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As the Brexit negotiations grind on, and with a withdrawal agreement still seeming elusive, the British people are becoming more pessimistic about what Brexit might mean. A major new survey by the Policy Institute at King's College London and Ipsos MORI reveals that nearly half (44%) expect the UK to leave the EU in March 2019 without a deal in place.more

Almost half of us admit to arguing with our neighbour, mainly over noise, parking or barking dogs, a new study has revealed. more

More and more women feel that they have the same opportunities in the labor market as men in the same positions. Most, however, have no illusions that in terms of earnings is far from equality.more

In a new survey conducted by the Office for National Statistics (ONS), Rushmore in Hampshire has been found to officially be the UK's happiest place with residents rating their life satisfaction as an impressive 8.35 out of 10.more

A large minority of people in the UK believe multiculturalism has undermined British culture and that migrants do not properly integrate, according to some of the broadest research into the population's attitudes to immigration.more

Nearly eight in ten say they are bored by their lunch choices and 78 per cent chow down at midday simply to keep their energy levels up.more

A staggering 84% of 18 to 24 year olds have admitted they do not know how to change a lightbulb.more

Members of Britain's three biggest trade unions now support a new referendum on Brexit by a margin of more than two to one, according to a bombshell poll that will cause political shockwaves on the eve of the party conference season.more

More than half of Britons would rather eat a takeaway than go to a Michelin-starred restaurant, a poll has claimed. more

Two in five adults think boys and girls should be allowed to pick whether they want to wear a skirt or trousers to school. more

Online voucher codes company, MyVoucherCodes, has surveyed travellers from across the UK to uncover 10 of their favourite bucket list destinations from around the world.more

More than two-thirds of Labour supporting voters in the region also back a new public vote if Theresa May fails to secure a deal.more

Striking the balance between your job and having a personal life can feel like a luxury at the best of times. However, some companies are wising up to the importance of helping prevent staff from burning out, which also has an impact on turnover.more

The Austrian capital, Vienna, has beaten Australia's Melbourne to be named the world's most liveable city.more

The ruling Conservative Party is expanding its lead in polls over the opposition Labor Party, although the British believe that none of the leaders of these parties is the best candidate for the prime minister, according to YouGov for the Times.more

Departures run by the Hungarian carrier were an average of 23 minutes late in 2017 - enough time to watch half an episode of Game of Thrones while waiting at the gate.more

People are on average online for 24 hours a week, twice as long as 10 years ago, with one in five of all adults spending as much as 40 hours a week on the web. more

Brits have chosen Britain as their dream holiday destination, preferring vacations in the Great British countryside and seaside to trips to far-flung foreign places, a study into the nation's holiday habits has revealed. more

Boris Johnson has emerged as the favourite to succeed Theresa May for the first time in two years, in a sign his shock resignation over Brexit has gone down well among grassroots Tories.more

The full catalogue of Tatler's choices for 2018 will be released later on Thursday, but the Queen, the Duchess of Cornwall, the Duchess of Cambridge and the Duchess of Sussex all made the cut.more

Over half of the Polish respondents (55%) declare that they feel connected above all with the local community, the place where they live; one quarter (25%) mainly with Poland, and only a few (4%) identify themselves mainly with Europe - according to the CBOS survey.more

More voters favour a second Brexit referendum than do not, a new poll has indicated, as a tussle between Theresa May and the EU over trade continues.more

In the last four years, the popularity of using medical services has not changed in Poland. A noticeable increase was noted in the case of dental services as well as diagnostic and laboratory tests.more

Nearly 65% of 2,000 surveyed in a new poll say that they are proud of the work they do. Half said they'd prefer to have a job which didn't pay very well but left them feeling fulfilled, with only 20% saying they'd actively take a well-paid but unfulfilling job.more

Almost half of voters want a second referendum on Brexit, according to a new poll released on the eve of the second anniversary of the historic vote to leave the EU.more