Brits cut carbon in the tub
Oct 20 - A new survey shows that the British are more likely to share a bath or shower to save money on their energy bills.
The UK's Energy Saving Trust, which promotes low carbon lifestyles and efficient use of energy commissioned the research. Some 6,000 people across five European countries took part. As well as being more likely to share a bath than their European counterparts, Brits are also more likely to cuddle up in bed to keep warm.
Michelle Carlile Alkhouri reports.
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