Researchers at the country’s Space Research Institute said work is being carried out in a bid to decode a complex groups of symbols sent to them.

The Bulgarian scientists have claimed that aliens have already answered 30 questions posed to them.

The deputy director of the Space Research Institute of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences said the research is real.

Lachezar Filipov said 150 crop circles from around the world are being studied by the centre’s scientists, which they believe provide answers to questions.

According to Mr Filipov, aliens are presently all around us, observing us all the time.

Mr Filipov said that they have no hostility towards humans, although they do want to assist direct contact is nearly impossible wince they are vastly more advance.

He said that even the Vatican has agreed that extraterrestrial life was a certainty.

He explained that contact between extraterrestrials and humans won’t be based on radio waves but rather on the power of thought.

According to him, the waiting period to have direct and comprehensible contact between the two ‘people’ with be of between 10 to 15 years.

Mr Filipov said extraterrestrials have expressed criticism over the amoral behavior in reference to our tendency to interfere with nature.

The report highlights the bad weather, long hours, high price of many consumer goods as well as the low life expectancy.

In a research done in ten of the biggest countries in Europe, Britain is said to come last just under Ireland, but with France and Spain topping the list.

Despite enjoying the highest income of the 10 countries studied, at £35,730 a year (which is £10,325 higher than the European average), British households have to deal with a high cost of living, with food, alcohol and duel all priced more than the European average.

The UK is Europe’s second most expensive country in terms of fuel, with unleaded petrol being priced at the moment at £1.08 a litre. Diesel in the UK is more expensive than any other country in Europe at £1.13 a litre, while the European average is £0.94.

The study by uSwitch, a price comparison website, compares 10 different European countries versus 17 various benchmarks, from the cost of fuel, food, gas, electricity and drink to the sum each nation allocates for such things as health, education, working conditions and the weather.

According to the uSwitch report, the top three European countries in terms of the quality of life are France, Spain and Denmark, and Sweden, Ireland and Britain are ranked eighth, ninth and tenth.

The news coincides with last week’s decision by the United Nations to remove Britain from the list of the top 20 most desirable countries to live in.

Despite France and Germany getting hit very hard by the recent economic troubles, they’ve both managed to exit their recessions, while the UK has yet to follow suit.

Even if there are signs of rebound in the housing market and buoyant retail sales, officials are predicted to announce further grim economic news of unemployment expected to have reached for the first time since 1994 more than 2.5 million people out of work.

Furthermore, the uSwitch study showed that Britons in general have the lowest number of holiday days per year, with as British average of 26 days per worker, remarkably lower than Spain’s average of 41.

uSwitch Director of Consumer Policy Ann Robinson said good salaries are not all when it comes to good living and this study demonstrates the reasons why so many people in the UK have given up on their nation and heading to sunnier and cheaper Spain and France.