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A quarter of Brits spend time outdoors 'to get away from their partner,' study finds
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mirror.co.ukThe typical Brit spends almost six hours a week outdoors to clear their mind, boost their mood - and get away from their partner, a study revealed.
A poll of 2,000 adults found 22 per cent aim to get away from screens and unwind from work by heading outside for an average of 49 minutes a day.
And one in four believe it’s the only chance they can get for some peace and quiet away from the hectic household. The study was commissioned by NiQuitin which has partnered with the British Lung Foundation to encourage people to exercise their way to healthy lungs despite the growing challenges of the pandemic.
According to the survey two thirds of adults have changed the way they think about spending time outside for leisure in 2020.
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