Survey highlights lifelong regrets of the over-60s

ONE in three over-60s regrets letting a perfect partner slip through their fingers and a whopping 66% of those questioned in a new survey says the swinging ’60s passed them by.

Forget Twiggy, John Lennon, flower power and Carnaby Street, it would appear young people in the ’60s had more in common with Mary Whitehouse than Mary Quant.

In a survey about regret released yesterday by MORE TH@N Life Insurance, it seemed the most rebellious things people did were grow their hair long (63%) and read Lady Chatterley’s Lover (78%).