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Olympics 'sparked well-being boost in the UK'

Olympics 'sparked feel-good factor'
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The London 2012 Olympics was reportedly a contributing factor to people's increase in happiness last year, according to a study by the Office For National Statistics.

The success of the London 2012 Games is reportedly behind the increase in the feel-good factor of Brits last year.

Team GB stars Mo Farah, Jessica Ennis-Hill, Sir Bradley Wiggins and Greg Rutherford, who all won gold in their respective events, are said to have made Britain happier in 2012.

A study from the Office For National Statistics has shown that the number of people claiming that their well-being was seven out of 10 rose from 75% to 77% last year, according to the Daily Star.

The ONS has also suggested that the Diamond Jubilee contributed to the rise.

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