All news by author: Martin Winter

It comes as nearly a quarter of parents say their kids have been bullied, either online or in person - but just 22% feel they could identify the signs of bullying

Chris Sim has been volunteering for food poverty charity, FoodCycle, for six years - and has honed his skills for cooking for large groups of people

However, cooking shows were named the favourite category of reality TV - with Great British Bake Off, and MasterChef, making the top five favourite shows

Brits have an average £341 worth of unwanted items gathering dust around the home - but almost a quarter have no idea these possessions could make them money

Chris Serrano initially launched himself out of a plane holding a cardboard sign reading “Open4Work” - and his new employer responded in kind

Other favourite sounds from inside the stadium include fans clapping, the funny chants, and the roar when the players first take to the pitch

The condition is most commonly caused by a stroke, and impacts the ability to speak, read, write, and use numbers, according to the Stroke Association

Upholsterers have shared their weirdest discoveries, including $1,000 in cash - and a wasp nest that took up the entire back of a sofa

Two-thirds of Brits prefer a 'perfect' moment to happen organically whilst on holiday, with 85% saying these unplanned moments are the most memorable

But nearly one in six admit they wouldn't bother reporting such fraudulent activity - while almost half wouldn't know how to do so

Here are the top 40 non-negotiable little life pleasures for Brits, amid the cost-of-living crisis - with nearly two-thirds setting money aside for these things

A fifth of dairy cows spend their entire lives in a shed, and never get to graze - but just three in ten Brits are aware of this, research finds

Two-thirds of young adults feel there are 'too many distractions' for them to 'switch off' - as they get just 91 minutes of downtime each day

The top ways to honour someone's memory include looking through photos, sharing stories about them, and lighting a candle

Over half of Brits couldn't wait to drop maths at school - and one in five now feel physically sick when having to deal with numbers

Many Brits are on their journey of "self-discovery" including travelling the world, reading more and daily empowerment - but which is the best place to go and find yourself?

Over a third of Brits consider an independent business owner to be a friend - and half feel they can discuss personal matters with these proprietors

More than a fifth of Brits say their neighbourhood has seen a rise in door-to-door con artists over the last 12 months, according to research

Smokers are starting to question if vapes are a better alternative to help them wean off cigarettes - as they feel they're just as bad

A travel money expert has shared his top tips for taking dream trips - like an African safari, and seeing the Statue of Liberty - without breaking the bank

But many are unaware of indoor air pollutants - like candles or air freshener - and the impact they can have on people's health

Both employers and workers have spotted a gap in the job market when it comes to 'green' skills - despite 57% of business leaders considering such skills important

Brits' favourite songs to belt out while driving include 'Don't Stop Me Now', 'Dancing Queen', and 'Livin' On A Prayer', research has found

The 60cm tall sculpture took 130 hours to create for a team of chocolatiers, using 3,000 individual bite-sized chocolates

Drivers have revealed what they believe to be the top motoring innovations of all time - including airbags, sat-nav, and reversing cameras