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Forget board games, long walks and fireside chats – around 57 hours of our Christmas break will be spent staring at a screen – and not just for TV shows. A study of 2,000 adults found they will spend 49 minutes a day on average 'mindlessly scrolling' through their phones during a week-long festive holiday. They will spend an hour a day looking at their computer or phone for work-related reasons, while another 34 minutes each day will go on video calls with friends or relatives. A study of 2,000 people, commissioned by contact lens supplier Vision Direct, found adults will spend 49 minutes...

Brits will spend 57 hours of Christmas holiday staring at a screen A survey of 2,000 adults found 37% are looking forward to lying in front of the TV and "double screening" during the Christmas period. Vision experts have warned of the damaging conequences Updated A study of 2,000 adults found they will spend 49 minutes a day during the week's holiday 'mindlessly scrolling' (Image: Getty Images/EyeEm) Join the Secret Elves to get first access to our exclusive reviews of the must-have products this year.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up When you subscribe we ...

Researchers identified the things which would spoil the big day, and found adults would be mortified to forget to buy a family member a present, or discover the turkey was still raw inside. While other things which might spoil the day itself include forgetting to buy batteries for the children’s toys, to serve up trimmings such as cranberry or bread sauce, or having children who hate their presents. And like Santa, 47 per cent of adults would panic about losing their glasses on Christmas morning in case they couldn’t see to cook dinner or open their presents. Amanda Casela, head of conte...

Emma Elsworthy Updated: 18 Dec 2020, 10:12 A MINDBENDING 3D puzzle of Santa Claus having a Christmas nightmare has had players baffled. Father Christmas’ busy workshop to find his reindeer, hat, sleigh, an empty stocking, belt, gloves, reindeer food, map – and even Mrs Claus. 1 The aim is to find Santa's missing glasses The festive puzzle was created after a study of 2,000 adults found a quarter of Brits have at some point ruined Christmas by forgetting something important. Researchers identified the things which would spoil the big day, and found adults would be mortified to forget to b...