30 minutes of morning exercise ‘cuts blood pressure’
Women saw further benefits when they took extra three-minute walks throughout the day, a study found.
UK News|Feb 20, 2019
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‘Beer before wine’ won’t help your head the next day – 13 hangover cures from around the world
We’ll leave you to determine how effective these are…
UK News|Feb 8, 2019
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Pomp-filled ceremony welcomes Pope Francis on UAE visit
The trip will end with the first-ever papal Mass on the Arabian Peninsula.
World News|Feb 4, 2019
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5 talking points ahead of Super Bowl LIII
It will be a clash of generations which could either underline the supremacy of one dynasty or announce the arrival of another.
UK Sport|Feb 2, 2019
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Eating breakfast to lose weight ‘may not help’
Research has previously suggested that eating breakfast revs up the metabolism and can help dieters stop overeating later on.
UK News|Jan 31, 2019
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Eating breakfast to lose weight ‘may not help’
Researchers say there is no good evidence on the effect of breakfast-eating on weight.
UK News|Jan 30, 2019
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Modern life harming generation of kids
LISTENING to various recent reports, it occurred to me that the world continues to treat the symptoms rather than get to the roots of its social problems. Counselling and psychiatric care for young and old are the norm and much needed in these modern times. However, why is this so much more necessary now than in times past? In the ’50s and ’60s words such as anxiety, autism, ADHD, allergy, drug abuse, self-harming, bulimia, were not part of our vocabulary. Whilst I do not deny that these conditions are very real and sympathise with sufferers, the question must be then in the 21st century how have we come to this state of affairs.
Readers' Letters|Jan 29, 2019
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Channel swim hardest part of scout fundraiser for pair
A 21-MILE swim was the toughest part of a 3,100 mile man-powered journey from London to Svalbard, two adventurers have said.
News|Jan 28, 2019
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Up to 300 people missing after Brazilian dam bursts
Nine bodies have been recovered, with rescuers saying it was unlikely that survivors would be found after the disaster in Minas Gerais state.
World News|Jan 26, 2019
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Hundreds missing after Brazil dam bursts
Seven bodies have been recovered so far.
World News|Jan 26, 2019
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Eating fried chicken and fish ‘linked to premature death’
Experts warn that eating deep fried foods increases the risk of dying by 8%.
UK News|Jan 23, 2019
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Highlights from day eight of the Australian Open
Serena Williams and Novak Djokovic both battled through to the quarter-finals at Melbourne Park.
UK Sport|Jan 21, 2019
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Duchess ‘excited’ about project encouraging public to reconnect with nature
Royal will collaborate with landscape architects on creating gardens, including green space for an NHS Trust.
UK News|Jan 15, 2019
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Olivia Colman melts hearts online with Golden Globes speech
The Favourite star and award-winner won hundreds of new fans with her “sweet” and “adorable” acceptance speech.
Viral News|Jan 7, 2019
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Franck Ribery fined for response to Salt Bae criticism
Ribery ate a gold-covered Tomahawk steak presented by the restaurant’s owner Nusret Gokce.
UK Sport|Jan 6, 2019
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