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The first two series of The Drew Barrymore Show are now available on free streaming service Pluto TV

Fashion brand consultant, Clare Alexander shares the rules of designing your own tops for any particular occasion.

The top tips for bagging a bargain include comparing different travel dates to check for cheaper options, and paying for flights with a credit card

The quiz comes as more than a fifth of Brits admit they have mistaken the Humber Bridge, in Kingston-upon-Hull - for the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco

The age of technology is maturing, as the over 75s of the nation grow more acquainted with the latest gadgets and gizmos.

Small business owners have shared the top attributes required to make it in the business world - including self-belief, resilience, and determination

The British women's number one tennis champion was actually in Abu Dhabi when she appeared on court in a London tennis centre

The life-sized statue was placed outside the Houses of Parliament to highlight the potential of using cow poo as a renewable energy source

Nearly half of Brits who have not volunteered previously would like to do so in the near future - but more than a fifth don't know where they can do so

One tradesman described tool thefts as 'catastrophic' to his livelihood - as 87% agree the penalties for such crimes are not harsh enough

Coffee machines, electric cookers, and washing machines drain the most energy simply from being left switched on at the mains

Nearly three-quarters of drivers feel they are tech savvy - but three in ten don't feel comfortable using all the modern gadgets their car has to offer

Employees blame their workload and too many meetings for not being able to find time outside of their lunch break to step away from their jobs

Over half of adults feel they have lost their sense of fun as they have got older - and say 27 is the average age at which this happens

Three in 10are clueless as to what “snowman”, “barkies”, “fried egg”, and “banana ball” mean, according to a survey of those who play the sport

Nearly two-thirds say they feel stuck in a rut - with one in ten thinking about making big lifestyle changes multiple times a week

More than a third of parents admit they are stuck in their comfort zone when it comes to booking holidays - but half of kids want more of a say in holiday planning

One in seven Brits say they feel tired constantly, with the average adult uttering the phrase “I'm tired” out loud three times a day

Two-thirds of Brits don't realise lamb is the traditional meal for the religious holiday - and other menu choices will include steak or pizza

Over a third say they love their job, with 37% calling it “very rewarding” – as almost two-thirds of cabbies say they enjoy meeting new people

Tax year end is just days away, on April 5 - and Brits should make the most of their hard-earned cash through Lifetime ISAs, and checking their pension contributions

A third of employed adults are living payslip to payslip - and think they would struggle to afford food and utilities if they found themselves unemployed

Half of parents say the pressure to feed the whole family has increased over the last six months - but the cost-of-living crisis means they are buying less food

The TV personality is not alone - as three-quarters of children with autism say familiar clothing garments help them regulate their senses

Families spend just six hours together a week - with work deadlines and the kids' social lives among the top factors to blame