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Where are your manners? Study finds the word 'please' is used less than one in ten requests but researchers claim it is NOT a sign people are becoming less polite

Researchers at the University of California in Los Angeles recorded 17 hours of conversations in shops, hairdressers and at home, and analysed the number of times people said 'please'.

The truth about what happens if you drink more than 14 units of alcohol a week - and how much it shortens your life by (and it's shorter than you think)

When The Mail on Sunday's Dr Ellie Cannon asked readers to write to her in confidence about their alcohol consumption, most admitted to 'probably drinking too much' every day.

Baby Reindeer triggers a surge of stalking complaints after millions watch Netflix show - with calls to national helpline up 47 per cent

Netflix hit show Baby Reindeer, based on the real-life experiences of comedian Richard Gadd, has triggered a surge of calls to the National Stalking Helpline.

MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: Our enemies will be the first to notice a cut-price D-Day tribute

MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: The Mail on Sunday reports today, the British Army's memorial parachute display will be so much smaller than originally planned.

Plant lovers urged to 'embrace' using moss in their gardens as Chelsea Flower Show designer claims plant has a 'sexy, sensual quality that is delightfully velvety to touch'

Designers of show gardens on the prestigious Main Avenue at the event are urging gardeners to welcome the plant, saying it is great for absorbing water and softening hard edges.

Scottie Scheffler told fellow inmates it was 'BULLS***' that he was in jail as details emerge of golf star's time in a cell after arrest at PGA Championship

Scheffler was arrested Friday morning, with stunning images showing him handcuffed as he was taken to jail for not following police orders during a pedestrian fatality investigation.

Sheridan Smith's Opening Night comes to a close! Emotional actress puts on a brave face as she is greeted by fans at the stage door after ill-fated show has its final curtain call

An emotional Sheridan Smith put on a brace face as her ill-fated show Opening Night came to a close on Saturday.

How wild swimming in rivers puts you at risk of a raft of debilitating waterborne diseases despite being deemed safe by environment chiefs

It sounded like good news for wild swimmers. Last week, 27 new river bathing sites were added to the map of the UK's coastal and inland waterways deemed safe for use.