Paper Monitor
08:58 UK time, Thursday, 24 November 2011
A service highlighting the riches of the daily press.
Paper Monitor loves surveys - they explain so much about life.
For instance, why can't some children read? Because their parents work evening or night shifts, the Daily Express says . Apparently a mother working at night could lead to lower reading scores, and a dad working at night could be related to lower maths scores.
Research nugget of the day can be found in the Daily Mail. One in four of us, it seems, . Due to the huge chunk of time we spend plugged in, logged on, tuning out, some 51% of us suffer from "e-anziety" if we can't check emails or Facebook pages.
Over to The Daily Telegraph for more serious matters - news that women's pay will . According to figures from the Office for National Statistics, women's earnings increased faster than men's in the past year.
And if that news hasn't hit men hard enough, this might - the Daily Mail points out that a new study reveals . Oh dear.
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