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Cardiff has been identified as the most dangerous university city in the UK, with a new study revealing that its student area of Cathays experiences a staggering 32.5 crimes per 100 residents. The findings, based on a detailed analysis of police crime data by the online education platform Internet of Learning, highlight the stark differences in safety across student neighbourhoods in England and Wales. Cathays in Cardiff has emerged as the riskiest area for students, with 6,495 crimes recorded over the past 12 months. Alarmingly, 31% of these offences were classified as violent or sexual assaults, making it a significant…

A recent study by beauty and wellness marketplace Fresha reveals that CeraVe is the most searched skincare brand in the UK, highlighting the nation’s growing interest in skin health. The study utilised Google Keyword Planner data, analysing average monthly searches for over 50 popular skincare brands. This data was further cross-referenced with keywords related to specific products such as “cream” and “serum” to identify the most sought-after brands by Britons. Dominance of CeraVe CeraVe emerged as the clear leader with an impressive 136,992 average monthly searches. This figure is more than double that of the second most searched brand, Byoma.…

New data reveals that Netflix drama Shadow and Bone is the most mourned TV show cancellation in the UK, as Brits express their disappointment over the streaming giant’s decision. The information, compiled by casino comparison website InstantCasinos, highlights the series that viewers miss the most following their cancellations by either Netflix or Prime Video. The study examined 209 cancelled shows and analysed Google search data around each show’s cancellation, including queries such as “Will there be another season of [show]?” and “Has [show] been cancelled?” The findings indicate a significant level of public sentiment and engagement with these series. Shadow…

A new study by outdoor experts The Hunting Terrain has revealed Milton Keynes as the UK local authority with the greenest space per resident. This study assessed green space accessibility across 40 major local authorities, considering population density and the provision of green space per capita. Milton Keynes leads with an impressive 59.7 square metres of green space per person, highlighting its commitment to providing ample outdoor areas for recreation and relaxation. Leading the Green Space Revolution Milton Keynes, with a population of 285,032, boasts the highest provision of green space among UK local authorities, offering 59.7 square metres per…

Good Morning Britain has emerged as the most complained about television show of 2024, according to data from Ofcom. The breakfast programme received a staggering 2,413 complaints from viewers, making it the most contentious show of the year so far. The data, analysed by online casino site Nodeposit365, covers the period from 2nd January to 15th July 2024. The findings reveal that audience members were particularly incensed by a broadcast on 30th May, which garnered 1,634 complaints. The episode featured a heated debate between two guests regarding the controversial dog breed, the XL Bully, sparking widespread viewer dissatisfaction. In second…

In a recent study conducted by holiday rental experts GuestReady, Split, Croatia has emerged as the city with the cleanest Airbnbs in Europe. The analysis, which examined Airbnb data from 50 popular European cities, determined the average cleanliness rating for rental properties based on the 100 most reviewed properties in each city. The findings are based on thousands of reviews and offer valuable insights for travelers seeking spotless accommodation. Top of the Charts: Split, Croatia Split, Croatia, takes the top spot with an impressive average cleanliness rating of 4.93 out of 5, as reviewed by a total of 34,574 visitors.…

A recent study by personal injury experts Claims.co.uk has unveiled some fascinating insights into the UK’s sick day statistics, revealing which regions lose the most working days due to sickness and absence. By analysing data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) covering the period from 2013 to 2022, the study sheds light on significant regional variations that could have substantial implications for businesses and policymakers alike. Wales is the calling-in-sick capital of the UK, losing 5.64 days per year on average.  The North East and Scotland rank second and third, calling in sick an average of 5.11 and 4.87…