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Britons 'grin and bear it' THREE times a day rather than complain about queue jumpers or someone playing music aloud on public transport

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“Britons 'grin and bear it' THREE times a day rather than complain about queue jumpers or someone playing music aloud on public transport”

Britons “grin and bear” everyday annoyances like queue jumpers and loud music on public transport three times a day, new research has uncovered. The survey found that 52 per cent of respondents chose to preserve a stiff upper lip rather than complain about the behaviour. The research from OnePoll comes as the Government launched new measures to clamp down on antisocial behaviour on public transport. Offenders could face steep fines for infractions like playing loud music, with local authorities…

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