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Everyone has a different idea of what happiness is, but most of us want to be happier. So, what can we learn from looking at the habits of happy people? - Give to Others Research shows that giving money or time to help others makes you feel happier. Buying someone an unexpected present or spending some time doing voluntary work will give you a feeling of joy. - Be Interested Love what you do and try to learn something new. People who are curious and learn new things experience feelings of satisfaction and happiness. - Spend Time with Family and Friends This is probably the most important thing you can do. People who have strong network of social relationships are not just happier; they live longer, too!

Horse riding looks so beautiful that it is sometimes easy to forget how dangerous it is. Life as a jockey is rarely safe and it usually involves a few broken bones. Once in a while, jockeys even die during a race. Jill Cleveland spoke to jockey Vincent Dax in France. As a young man, Dax was one of the best jockeys of his generation. He knows the sport is dangerous, but he never worries. “When the race starts, we forget about the danger. We know it’s not like riding a bicycle or driving a car, but all we think about is winning”.

The Money Programme is a BBC documentary series. Dream Commuters tells the story of a man who was fed up with his journey to work and his lifestyle. Every day there was a lot of traffic on the roads and the commute to work took a long time. He wasn’t happy with his work-life balance. So he bought a property in France and took his family to live there. He now takes cheap flights to work. He is one of a growing number of commuters who live in another country. He says it has transformed his life.

How The World Spends Its Free Time . - Internet People from Canada spend, on average, 43.5 hours per week online, 8 hours longer than the next highest, the USA. One reason: Canada has long, cold winters so people spend lots of time indoors. - Sport Football is king. In second place, surprisingly, is cricket. Only a few nations play the game seriously, but it’s very popular in India, which has 1.2 billion people. - Outdoors New Zealanders spend the most time outdoors. The countryside is perfect for hiking, mountain climbing, and water sports. If you live in New Zealand, you’re never more than two hours’ drive from the sea. And then there is rugby, too… - Bars Spain has six bars per 1,000 inhabitants, easily the highest number. In Spain, a bar is for families, not just drinkers. It’s a meeting place and often an eating place (try the tapas!).

The Alternative School, In Lancashire, UK, offers a different type of schooling for young people who are having problems in mainstream education. The school offers an innovative and interesting educational programme, which is designed specifically for the individual. Students can decide when they come to school, and which subjects they want to study. They don’t have to come to school every day. They can choose to start with just a few hours a week. The school uses an ‘open door’ policy where students are allowed to leave lessons if they are bored or unhappy.

Many classrooms around the world are adopting a flipped classroom approach. This learning model switches classroom learning and homework. In a traditional classroom, the teacher explains the lesson to the students in the classroom, and the students study homework outside class, where they have to work on their own, and can’t ask anyone for help. So, in a flipped classroom, children can watch a video of their teacher giving a lecture on the subject at home. They don’t have to do any written work. When they come back to the classroom, they have to do the more traditional exercises, but they can ask their teacher or their classmates for help if they don’t understand.

Do you ever find that you’re having an interesting conversation and then suddenly everything goes really quiet and you’re not sure why? Next time watch out for these conversation killers. - Me, Me, Me This is one of the biggest conversation killers. Don’t interrupt people to talk about yourself. It’s a great idea to talk about things you have in common, but remember to take turns. - “Have you heard what people are saying about…?” Don’t gossip or say rude things about people you know, even if it’s only a joke. - Don’t be too negative Try not to talk about too many negative topics. As they say, “Laugh and the world laughs with you, cry and you cry alone”.

- Galleries and Museums The UK has six of the top 20 most visited art galleries/museums in the world, including the National Gallery, the British Museum and Tate Modern. 

- TV The biggest TV-watchers are in Thailand. They spend 22.4 hours a week watching TV. In second place comes the Philippines (21 hours) and in third place, Egypt (20.9 hours), famous for its never-ending soap operas!