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79 per cent of Brits read some sort of literature on their last holiday, and Fifty Shades of Grey has been the tome of choice this year. We take a look at how these three books are changing the way men and women approach fiction and their own relationships.

We take a look at the call for lower drink drive limits, the amount of drink drive offences in GB and whether people think punishments for convicted drunk drivers are harsh enough.

The American version of football is quite different from the UK's, but which has a bigger following on social media? We take a look at how the Premier League and National Football League stack up when it comes to their online fans.

Sure, sport provides a child with physical exercise and the experience of being part of a team, but at what cost? According to data from the Office of National Statistics and a survey by Chef and Brewer, that cost can be considerable.

For just a few pounds, you can legally change your name in a matter of minutes. More and more Brits are doing just that. We take a look at just how many, some popular name changes, why people change their name, and much more.

Add these 10 tales to the likes of Santa Claus, the Tooth Fairy, and other falsehoods we accepted as truths when we were young.

For some of the wealthiest men in the world, collecting motor vehicles isn't just a hobby: it's an obsession. These top collectors pour millions into acquiring, maintaining, and showcasing their prized rides.

New to Twitter? Not sure how it works? Find out the essentials with our at-a-glance guide.

Throughout Europe, more people are becoming overwight or obese. Partly to blame are diets high in calories and fats. So in which countries do people consume the most calories each day?

The pension system is reaching critical point. People aren't saving enough for reitrement, and we're living longer past the retirement age than ever before. This puts a huge burden on the government to provide state pensions.