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      Free family days out you’ll all enjoy this winter

      Feeling the pinch after all that Christmas spending? Panic not, because whether your kids are arty, sporty or budding palaeontologists,…

      Five gadget dos and don’ts well worth considering

      With the average UK home housing a cool £5,196 worth of technology, we Brits clearly love our gadgets. Yet many of us…

      Interview: T3 hair tools co-founder Julie Chung

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      • Start-Ups

        Things to know before starting your own business

        A handbook for starting and running a successful company does not exist. Along the journey, there are several trial and errors. The path to being a successful business owner sounds great, but it is not easy. There are a lot of obstacles, along the way.

      • Celebrity

        Interview: Heather Mills

        Considering giving up meat, fish and dairy? We caught up with vegan icon, Heather Mills, to chat about all things plant-based. Heather Mills has achieved an impressive amount in her 57 years. She’s been a model, campaigner and nabbed a Guinness World Record as the fastest disabled female skier of all time. She’s also married and divorced a Beatle and set up more groundbreaking businesses than you can shake a cruelty-free stick at. Feeling inspired?…

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      • Back to School

        Parents: School WhatsApp chats dos and don’ts

        Gone are the days of chatting at the school gate about sports days and who’s doing what when it comes to teacher gifts — these days WhatsApp is the go-to group. Frazzled by it all? Here are some dos and don’ts from Park Christmas Savings and family psychologist Dr Pam Spurr. If you’ve ever opened your phone to find 87 unread messages about the class cake sale, you’re not alone. According to Park Christmas Savings’…

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      • Travel - Short Haul

        Winter holiday destinations: 5 places to add to your to-visit list

        Fancy somewhere different to head in the run-up to or after the festive season? Here’s what to consider and why, says research from MyCross. Brussels Visit Brussels/Eric Danhier First on the list when it comes to the best place to consider is Brussels. The Belgian capital has 83 festive activities spread across markets, skating rinks, and holiday events, giving tourists plenty of ways to enjoy the season. Moving around the city is just as enjoyable,…

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      • Education

        Interview: West End star Kerry Ellis

        From Ephaba in Wicked to Nancy in Oliver, Kerry Ellis has played them all. Luckily, this stage icon agreed to take break from her Queen of the West End tour to chat about everything from childhood inspirations to why she is just a little bit like Freddie Mercury. Be still, our hearts. Kerry; you’re in the middle of a massive international tour at the moment. How’s life on the road? “I’m so excited to be…

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      • Money

        Legal advice: NHS Continuing Healthcare

        Unsure about the legalities surrounding the NHS Continuing Healthcare (CHC)? We asked Lisa Morgan, partner and head of the nursing care fee recovery team at Hugh James Solicitors, for everything you need to know. What is it? “The NHS Continuing Healthcare (CHC) is a package of care arranged, and funded solely, by the NHS for individuals18 or over who have significant ongoing health needs. Unlike social care, which is means-tested, CHC is free at the…

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      • Lifestyle

        Interview: Tamzin Outhwaite

        From soap icon to wellness advocate, Tamzin’s channelled her own healing journey into We Free Women, a non-profit retreat giving women space to rest and reconnect. Here, she shares how ethics and a touch of spirituality have reshaped her approach to wellness and work. What inspired you to create We Free Women?  “It was born during a retreat in Italy, when I received shamanic healing that was a monumental point in my own healing journey and…

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      • Homes

        Mistakes we make that burglars love

        Rushing from here to there, be it the school run, waking up late for work or suddenly realising you’ve got the time wrong for your dentist appointment: we’ve all had to tear out the house at one point or another without checking your home’s properly locked up and secure. But with 2025 already seeing an alarming 222,405 reported burglaries – with the highest in Kensington, Chelsea, Leeds and Middlesbrough – it’s never been more important to…

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      • Money

        Make your savings work harder

        A strong savings habit isn’t built overnight: it comes from making deliberate choices and reviewing them as circumstances change. Whether you’re starting from scratch or looking to fine-tune your approach, focusing on a few practical steps can help you build your financial security, as Ben Mitchell, Director of Savings at Chetwood Bank, explains. Take stock of your finances Effective saving starts with clarity. That means setting realistic goals – figuring out how much you can…

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      • Tech

        Computer fails – and how to fix them

        Not every computer glitch can be solved by switching your computer off and on again – but with a little knowhow you can soon become your own IT pro. Falling for phishing ‘Phishing’ is when cyber criminals send fraudulent emails – posing to be from reputable companies or friends and family – aim to take money or identity. As of August 2025, 45 million phishing scams were reported to the National Cyber Security Centre, so…

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      • Business

        Interview: Nik Kershaw

        It’s more than 40 years since Nik exploded onto the UK pop scene as a chart-topping solo artist. Hits including Wouldn’t it Be Good, and I Won’t Let the Sun Go Down on Me, saw him spend 62 weeks on the UK singles chart throughout 1984 and 1985. He even performed at Live Aid in front of an estimated worldwide audience of 1.9 billion. But it’s not just as a solo artist that Nik has…

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      • Special Occasions

        Christmas events at London’s Barbican Hall

        Get ready to jingle all the way into the most magical season of the year, from singing along with West End stars, to experiencing the cinematic magic of John Williams and more. Gather your loved ones, wrap up warm, and step into the wonder of these Barbican Hall live performances, for Christmas memories to last a lifetime. CHRISTMAS CAROL SINGALONG  The Barbican Hall, London Saturday 20 December  This festive celebration for the whole family is…

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      • Fashion

        How to find your perfect jeans

        Hailed as the Jean Queen and loved by everyone from Amanda Holden to Cat Deeley, denim designer Donna Ida Thornton shares her tips on shopping for jeans. You’re kept on speed dial by countless celebs – do you have a favourite famous client? “Ha! That would be like choosing between my dogs! We have so many long-standing and really wonderful celebrity friends who love our brand; a few are Cat Deeley, Davina McCall, Amanda Holden…

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      • Cars

        Winter driving habits that could land you with hefty fines

        With Christmas and New Year very much here, money’s tight enough for most — so the last thing you want is an unexpected driving fine. Read on for advice from Ammar Jafer, CEO of Speedy Machine, to ensure you don’t unknowingly break any motoring rules. Setting off with misted-up windowsPotential fine? Up to £1,000 Mornings get colder and darker by the day — so it’s hardly surprising to see people jump into the car, wipe a…

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