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We have an editorial team producing newsworthy content and research that covers a broad range of topics. Every talker story is produced to the highest standards. Written to engage readers. Fact-checked and edited to be clear and concise.
Talker Research is our in-house market research division driving our data-led storytelling. Talker Research team members are members of MRS (the Market Research Society) and ESOMAR (the European Society for Opinion and Marketing Research).
Other Stories

Research reveals early Europeans ate creepy crawlies regularly
The findings come from a forensic analysis of dental plaque from early humans, dating back up to 33,000 years.

‘Hansel and Gretel’ cottage could be yours for over $1 million
The "fairytale" property has three bedrooms and was built in 1925.

This wellness trend turns thank-you notes into brain training
And it's not just the sender who feels the benefits.

Glaciers and ancient humans moved Stonehenge stone 400 miles
Researchers say they have uncovered the Stonehenge stone's "true" journey — from Scotland to Wiltshire via the North Sea.

New ovarian cancer treatment dubbed ‘biological missile’ approved
The treatment, Elahere, is only approved for ovarian cancer.