Out of ten key types of historic buildings, 34 per
cent of adults said castles should be protected for future generations, while 24 per cent believed the same should be said regarding cathedrals and churches.
Not exact matches
The CRTC found 29 per
cent of English - speaking Canadian
adults said they used Netflix for streaming in 2013, up from 21 per
cent in 2012.
When young
adults do ask parents for their two
cents on saving, they often do so with a heavy dose
of skepticism,
says Lisa Szykman, associate professor at William & Mary School
of Business, who has run focus - group research exploring young
adults» personal finance behavior.
«Rather than waiting until after your death to leave the company to your
adult child — who might have to pay 55
cents in tax on every $ 1
of its value — you want to start transferring a minority stake now, let's
say 30 %
of the stock.»
The poll by Angus Reid Institute, conducted this week among 2,125 Canadian
adults, found that 55 per
cent of respondents
said they support the project, up from 49 per
cent in February.
Working for themselves is also top
of mind for many millennials with 74 per
cent saying they thought
of owning their own business, 11 percentage points higher than the average Canadian
adult.
Citing figures by the Financial Conduct Authority which show 40 per
cent of UK
adults have less than # 100 in savings, Just Finance
says problems with managing finance are becoming «a mainstream issue».
Co-op Funeralcare
said there is a growing trend towards celebration with 66 per
cent of adults believing funerals are more about celebrating life.
Humanitarian charity Christian Aid has urged the government to crack down on tax avoidance after a new poll found 89 per
cent of British
adults say tax avoidance by large companies is morally wrong even if it's legal.
A new survey has found that 51 per
cent of adults in the UK
say they pray, and a fifth
of them are not... More
Fifty - two per
cent of U.S.
adults said taste was the No. 1 reason they opt for plant - based proteins, outranking health at 39 %, environmental protection at 13 %, animal welfare at 11 % and diet concerns at 10 %.
More than half
of adults from the West
of England (53 per
cent)
say that they agree that the new metro mayor should have greater powers than local council leaders.
He
said land for the school was available, and that the citizens would provide communal labour for the project, whilst self - help contributions between GH
cents 20.00 and GH
cents 50.00 would be made by
adults and non-residents
of the town respectively.
In a survey
of more than 2,000
adults, 79 per
cent of Labour supporters
said they wanted the policy scrapped, while 65 per
cent of voters planning to support the Liberal Democrats in 2015 wanted it to be dropped.
The report
says 93 per
cent of adults have eaten unprocessed meat in the three months to August 2017.
The Home Office
says cocaine is the only drug which has risen in use since 1998 and although cocaine use has been stable since 2000 - fewer than five per
cent of adults have used the Class A drug in the last year - the government
says it is determined to strengthen efforts against it.
When the sample
of 1,405 Scottish
adults was asked who
of the two men would make the «better» First Minister, 41 per
cent replied Salmond, 24 per
cent said Gray and 35 per
cent said they did not know.
Nearly 30 per
cent of adults in the UK
say evolution can't explain the origin
of humans.
It is well established that cold - blooded species get smaller as the climate heats up,
says Andrew Hirst
of Queen Mary, University
of London — 1 °C
of warming reduces their
adult body mass by 2.5 per
cent on average.
Overall middle - aged participants were more likely to
say they were in a period
of crisis (24 per
cent) compared to younger
adults (22 per
cent) and older
adults (14 per
cent).
If more than 1 per
cent of the
adult population — that is, eight
of the 800 animals remaining — is removed per year, the species will go extinct, Meijaard
says.
And
of the older
adults who took part, 95 per
cent surveyed
said their view
of young people had improved as a result
of the challenge.
The results also show that nearly a fifth (19 %)
of adults felt pushed towards going to university, while just two per
cent said they were pushed towards an apprenticeship.
Similarly only 61 per
cent of respondents thought that grammar schools achieved the aim
of producing children who are «confident and self - assured
adults», only slightly more than the 58 per
cent who
said this about the secondary moderns.
Meanwhile in the USA, the Association
of American Publishers
said that 31 %
of all
adult trade sales in February, up from 27 per
cent in the same period a year ago, with their share
of the children's and young
adult market jumping from 10 % to 16 % in a year.
Some statistics
say that almost one - third
of all kittens under three months old have roundworm, and about 10 per
cent of all
adult felines have it.
The ABS
said the proportion
of adult Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who smoke dropped significantly from 55 per
cent to 45 per
cent, a fall
of 22 per
cent, over 20 years to 2014 — 15.
While the vast majority
of adults and teenagers surveyed reported that their screens and social media accounts were a positive part
of their lives, the study also found that an alarming 15 per
cent of teenagers reported being approached by strangers on a daily basis through their online world, while 28.7 per
cent said that they had been bullied on social media in the last 12 months.
The survey
of 2,000
adults, both men and women, found a staggering 46 per
cent say they've splashed out on shoes they've never even worn.
Almost two - thirds — that's 61 per
cent —
of people in the UK are feeling fatigued from routinely sleeping badly, with UK
adults missing out on at least an hour every night, on average,
says Ikea.