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Getting married 'cuts Alzheimer's risk' |
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5-August-2008
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| People who are married or who have a long-term partner are less likely to suffer from Alzheimer's in old age, according to a new scientific study. |
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Declaration of feelings will help singletons in th |
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8-September-2008
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| Telling someone you like them will boost your sex appeal, it has been revealed. |
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Rollercoaster ride of love |
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11-September-2008
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| If the object of your affections does not seem to be taking an interest in you, then try taking them on a rollercoaster to give love a helping hand. |
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Health of singletons 'improving' |
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12-August-2008
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| Singletons are becoming just as healthy as their married counterparts, according to new research. |
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Humour and good conservation key to holiday romanc |
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17-September-2008
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| The vast majority of Britons believe going on holiday is a great chance to improve romance or practice your dating flair, according to a new report. |
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Half of Britons dating online |
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15-October-2008
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| Half of singletons in the UK are looking for love using online dating sites, according to new figures. |
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Alcohol warning for loved-up couples |
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22-October-2008
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| Married couples are being warned to ensure they are not drinking too much together, according to a new report. |
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Mobile phone addiction on dates 'a turn off' |
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23-October-2008
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| Mobile phones are beating men in the fight for a woman's attention on a date, according to a new study. |
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