Married folk are ‘TWICE as happy’ – as scientists pinpoint those most likely to face depression ...Middle East

MARRIED people are almost twice as happy as everyone else, according to a study. Research found that singletons, divorcees and widows are between 64 and 99 per cent more likely to be depressed. AlamyJust under half of all British adults are married (stock image)[/caption] Scientists reckon wedded couples benefit from the stability, support and extra cash in their relationships. Just under half of all British adults – 49 per cent – are married and there are a quarter of a million weddings per year in England and Wales. Depression is one of th

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