article_snippet.sent: According to the Daily Telegraph the Daily Telegraph told BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour programme: 'We used to have a very big separation between We public lives
article_snippet.sent: and We private lives - now they are so mixed up and integrated. '
article_snippet.sent: People are checking People emails all the time, you do not have the same sort of quiet empty time that there used to be.'
article_snippet.sent: Passion killed: People are check
article_snippet.sent: People emails 'all the time', according to Professor David Spiegelhalter, a statistician at Cambridge University (file picture)
article_snippet.sent: But the Daily Telegraph added: 'A more realistic explanation is that as we’ve become better connected technologically, we lives have become busier with the boundaries eroded between home, work and the outside world.
article_snippet.sent: This has squeezed out time we would have spent with we other halves.
article_snippet.sent: She adds that dealing with work emails late in the evening can mean that ‘come bedtime, we’re just still too connected with everyone and everything out there to be able to focus just on we partner.
highlights_snippet.sent: Leading statistician says couples are checking couples emails 'all the time' 