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Why the push for a four-day week is backfiring
Forget ‘4gust’ – when it comes to a shorter week, with no decrease in pay, the stats and facts just don’t stack up
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Why British school dinners are so terrible – and always have been
As a head teacher apologises for the poor food served out of his canteen, campaigners say it’s time to give pupils a taste of quality
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How Covid killed off a deadly strain of flu
During the pandemic, the B/Yamagata strain dropped out of circulation – but its disappearance creates a headache for vaccine makers
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In a bad Way: why the BBC’s weird Welsh drama failed
Michael Sheen’s series should have been a triumph – but viewing figures were abject
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Bronson, Brady, now Valdo Calocane: what awaits inmates at Ashworth High Security Hospital?
The man behind the Nottingham attacks will be treated with medication, therapy and social support
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The surprising ways to deal with chronic pain
From backache to migraine, increasing numbers are living with constant pain, but there are many measures sufferers can take
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The healthy way to lose six kilos if you’re a man
The average man is six kilos heavier than they were in 1993 – here's how to lose it if you’re one of them
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Marcus Smith on online harassment: I remember one tweet that’s stayed with me... it’s the bad one
Ahead of Netflix documentary Full Contact, England rugby stars talk exclusively about head injuries, social media and self-esteem
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How to make sure your children are successful — even when they have no natural talent
Adam Grant's research uncovered some surprising facts about nurturing at any age and revealed why parents are worst-placed to spot potential
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Tiffs, trysts and egos – inside the risky business of celebrity ghostwriting
With big-name memoirs now bigger than ever, Kevin Anderson – whose agency KAA specialises in them – talks about the challenges involved
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How Ozempic helped an unassuming businessman become the most influential person of 2023
You may not know Novo Nordisk but, under Lars Fruergaard Jørgensen’s leadership, their products have become household names
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‘A DIY insemination kit gave me the family I longed for’
With an over-the-counter insemination kit receiving clearance in the US, could this spell the end for fertility clinics?
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Washer of the sovereign’s hands? The crazy-sounding jobs in The Crown that really do exist
The final series draws attention to some of the peculiar and archaic positions within the royal household. But what do they actually do?
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‘Today is the day the Church of England comes out of the closet’
For the first time in history, same-sex partners can receive a blessing to celebrate their unions – and Felixstowe hosted one of the first
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WeightWatchers CEO says we ‘got it wrong’ – as even Oprah admits to using weight-loss drugs
The role of WW in the age of weight-loss drugs has changed, says Sima Sistani in an exclusive interview. So is the old-fashioned diet over?
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The home swap holiday that almost led to a ‘drug bust’
For one family, a three-week break in California led to the discovery of a dark secret upon their return
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