The Joy of Dancing and Distance: Why Susan Calman Weight Loss is About Freedom, Not a Number

I remember watching Susan Calman on Strictly Come Dancing in 2017. She didn’t just dance; she brought it to the ballroom with the verve of a woman who had just been handed the keys to the kingdom. I’ve been writing about the health industry for more than a decade, ⁠and generally, when a celebrity loses weight, it’s the […]

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Buckingham Palace is reconsidering adding a hyphen to Andrew's name

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The Punctuation of Exile: Why a Tiny Hyphen is the Palace’s Biggest Headache

Donald Trump booed at the Commanders' game

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60,000 Fans, One Microphone: Why the Commanders Game Boos Still Haunt the White House

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Upgrading a home’s heating system is a major decision that affects daily comfort and monthly costs. The old way of installing large tanks and cylinders is being phased out in many UK homes. New technology has made things easier and better for busy households. Changing to a more efficient system doesn’t have to be hard. […]

Travel

Taxis are part of the backdrop in every British city. Outside train stations. Lined up near the airport. Waiting outside clubs at 2 am. Always there, always moving. But while most passengers are just thinking about where they need to be, there’s a lot more going on in the front seat than you might realise. […]

Health

I’ve spent the better part of fifteen years listening to women describe the intimate details of their monthly cycles. In my time as a health journalist and patient advocate, I’ve sat in sterile clinic waiting rooms that smelled of floor wax and cheap tea, talking to genuinely terrified women. Some were curled in agony, convinced […]

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The Punctuation of Exile: Why a Tiny Hyphen is the Palace’s Biggest Headache

By Liora Crest

Broken Promises and the £10bn Question: The Bitter Fight for the Waspi Compensation Latest

By Grace_Davis

Travel

Behind the Wheel: What Keeps Britain’s Taxi Drivers Going?

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Travel

When Your Greece Holiday Nearly Went Pear-Shaped: The Strike That Didn’t Happen

October began with a nightmare scenario for British holidaymakers. Greece was getting ready for a mega general strike on the 1st October 2025 and air traffic controllers were set to join it; cue thousands of panicked travellers refreshing their various airline apps, frantically googling whether ‘Greece flights cancelled strikes’ would spoil their autumn getaway. Then, […]

By henryjohnson

Travel

Majorca’s Tourism Woes: Why This Paradise Island is Pushing Visitors Away

Last month, my mate James came back from Palma looking proper fed up. “I’m never going back there,” he said, shaking his head. It looks like he was blasted by locals with water pistols while he was looking to grab a coffee. Welcome to 2025, where Majorca has gone from rolling out the red carpet […]

By Carter Lemke

News

My mate Mia rang me last week in a right state. She had just booked a week at Celtic Holiday Parks in Pembrokeshire for August, and it had cost her nearly a grand. Then her neighbour informed her that the company had gone bankrupt. “Will I lose every penny?” she asked, properly worried. I had […]

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Last summer, my mate Dave dragged me to yet another “amazing” Cornish beach. I was expecting the usual chaos, such as screaming kids, overpriced parking, and sand that looks more like builder’s rubble. But Dave had found something different. “Just trust me,” he said, pulling into a tiny car park perched on a cliff edge. […]

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London’s full of life. Big buildings. Busy streets. Music on every corner. It’s also expensive if you’re not careful. But don’t let that stop you. You can enjoy this city without spending a single pound. Here’s a list of real things you can do. They’re all free. You won’t need tickets. You won’t need a […]

Business

Factory Downtime Troubles Hitting UK Manufacturing Hard in 2026

Factory downtime now sits at the centre of operational risk for UK manufacturers. In 2026, unplanned stoppages cut directly into margins, delivery reliability, and client confidence. Facilities across the South East feel this pressure most, where fixed costs stay high, and production windows leave little slack. Many stoppages trace back to maintenance decisions made under […]

By Charlotte Bennett

Business

Managing HR During Difficult Staff Life Changes

Business

Bear Grylls Net Worth – How A Survival Brand Turned Into A Serious Business

Business

As a practical answer to rising costs, complicated supplier networks, and more strict oversight, AI is quickly being used in procurement. This is not a risky experiment. There is a lot of promise, but many groups don’t know where to start or how to make it safe. The good news is that acceptance doesn’t need […]

Business

Many UK business leaders think that their staff are the weakest link in their security chain in today’s world of cybersecurity. This point of view makes sense because human mistakes are still the fundamental reason why most data breaches happen. But this way of thinking is changing. Instead of seeing employees as a problem to […]

Business

It’s not easy to get steady, qualified leads. Many companies in the UK invest time and money in generating leads, yet they still fail to secure enough. Most of the time, it’s not effort that’s the problem, but mistakes that can be avoided and that make sales teams angry. If these issues sound familiar, keep […]

Health

Decoding the Monthly Ache: Are Painful Periods a Sign of Good Fertility?

By Grace_Davis

The Great British Slump: Is A Posture Corrector Actually The Answer?

By Liora Crest

Ayurvedic Wellness Rituals: Timeless Practices to Elevate Modern Life

By Charlotte Bennett

What Size of Ovarian Cyst Is Dangerous? Here’s What I Wish Someone Had Told Me

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How Many Calories Are in a Satsuma?

By Carter Lemke

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