Two thirds of Brits are finding it hard to sleep in this weather

They’ve been around for less than a decade, but e-cigarettes have already helped many Britons give up smoking and are increasingly taking over from patches and chewing gum. A recent study by University College London found that e-cigarettes are more effective than nicotine patches at helping smokers quit.

Most Britons think it is, but calling men “boys” is far more accepted, and using “guys” to refer to mixed groups is widely seen as inoffensive

According to YouGov research, almost three in ten Brits have never donated money to charity (29%).

According to research from YouGov’s latest white paper “What motivates charitable giving?” young people aged from 16 to 24 are more likely to have volunteered or signed an online petition within the past year than older generations

Tidying expert Marie Kondo advocates that we get rid of any possessions which don’t “spark joy” - but research shows that Britons would be getting rid of half of our clothes and a third of our books

How many decades back do you have to go before people no longer believe things were better then?

YouGov analysis of charity in Britain today.

Charitable magazine The Big Issue has paired up with digital bank Monzo to create the “world’s first resellable magazine”.

Roughly one in three Londoners are fans of what will be the city’s second tallest building, and about the same number are against it