She's a pop princess. He's just a dancer. But love brought them together. And this love is the reason why they got married. Their story could be the greatest love tale of all time. So why not give them a chance to make amends and learn from their past mistakes? Till death do they part. -BRITNEY & KEVIN-
WITH increasing numbers of people choosing to say it with more than just flowers, a new poll shows that the Lake District is the nation's favourite UK destination for a romantic getaway.
YouGov found that one in four people (24 per cent) think the Lake District is the best place for a romantic break. The Highlands was the second choice, selected by 21 per cent of people, Cornwall was third with 12 per cent and the Cotswolds fourth with eight per cent. The Lake District is the top choice for both men and women. Chris Collier, the chief executive of Cumbria Tourist Board, said: "Cumbria - the Lake District is the top choice for both men and women when it comes to romantic breaks.
"The inspiring scenery of lakes and mountains and some the country's best hotels and restaurants is a combination that cannot be beaten by any other part of the country. There really is something for everyone here."
The poll also shows that while many women are dreaming of a romantic break with their partner this weekend, many men would prefer a passionate trip away with a glamorous celebrity.
The poll by YouGov for Cumbria Tourist Board reveals that 68 per cent of women would rather take their spouse or partner on a romantic break to the Lake District than a celebrity such as Brad Pitt or David Beckham.
Celebrity
A smaller number of men, 57 per cent, said they would take a spouse or partner on a trip to the Lake District rather than a celebrity.
Men chose Kylie Minogue as their top celebrity companion for a romantic break in the Lakes. Almost one in five men (17 per cent) who chose someone other than their own partner, selected Kylie, 14 per cent chose Jennifer Aniston, 11 per cent Natasha Kaplinski and 10 per cent Britney Spears.
Lorraine Kelly was the choice of five per cent of men who chose a celebrity rather than their own partner.
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