Monday, 14 October, 2002, 05:25 GMT 06:25 UK Going Solo
Breakfast and the BBC are reflecting the single experience.
Do you think Britain is turning into a nation of loners? Do you think living alone shows independence or is it just plain sad?
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It seems that a majority of us want to be in relationships – but we would rather not share a house with them. That's according to a new BBC survey released today, known as "Going Solo".
The questionaire was available on the BBC's website, and it uncovers a snapshot of how people feel about being single. It reveals that on the whole women are much happier to be single than men – and that only one in five people would like to get married.
- Richard Scase is a professor of organisational behaviour at the University of Kent. He's studied the results of the survey.
- Jennie Bristow is a writer.
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