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      Interview: Tamzin Outhwaite

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      Interview: Cycling expert Melissa Power

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      Christmas events at London’s Barbican Hall

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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…

      • Drink

        How to make your own rosehip gin

        A hedgerow staple with a long history in herbal remedies, rosehips are now making a comeback — but this time in the kitchen. Packed with vitamin C and with a tangy-sweet flavour, rosehips can be transformed into syrup that’s ideal for drizzling over porridge, mixing into drinks, or preserving a taste of the seasons. Woodlands.co.uk has all the inside info, thanks to father-and-son team Quentin and Greg Clark; talking you though the step-by-step process to make…

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      • Mum & Baby

        How breastfeeding helps your baby’s teeth

        When you think about breastfeeding, you probably picture bonding, immune boosts, and round-the-clock feeds. But here’s the scoop: those feeds are also shaping your baby’s smile, jaw, and even their chances of needing braces later. Checklists caught up with Dr. Michelle Jorgensen, DDS Holistic Dentist and author of Living Well with Dr. Michelle on how breastfeeding is more behind the scenes than most people realise. It can cut down on braces later Yep, really! Nursing helps…

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      • Travel

        Lesser-known European hotspots to visit

        Looking for destinations to escape the crowds when planning your next adventure? Europe’s full of hidden gems just waiting to be explored, with hiring a car the best way to see them, as many of them are a little bit off the beaten path. Here, Ed Sharp, Head of Car Hire at TravelSupermarket, shares some of the most underrated holiday destinations well worth adding to your bucket list. Picos de Europa, Spain For a getaway far from…

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      • Celebrity

        Interview: Tennis champ Annabel Croft

        She was the youngest Brit in nearly a century to play in the main draw at Wimbledon, but at the age of just 21, Annabel made the bold decision to step away from professional tennis to seek new challenges, which has taken her from the jungles of Sri Lanka and the Treasure Hunt helicopter to the Strictly Come Dancing studio and now her place in the Wimbledon commentary box. Now she’s lifting the lid on…

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      • Green & Ethical

        Lab-grown diamonds: all you need to know

        These days we’re used to hearing the phrase ‘lab-grown diamonds – seen around the globe as being more ethical due to humans rights issues, the environmental impact of mining, poor working conditions and even forced labour. But if truth be told how much do we really know about them? Never fear: the experts at Diamond Factory are here to help. What are lab diamonds? “Otherwise known as man-made or cultured diamonds, they’re grown in a…

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      • Tech

        Ten reasons to use LED light therapy, according to a medical skin expert

        If you are looking to give your skin some TLC, LED light therapy is a non-invasive skin treatment designed to support those with acne, sun damage, or other skin surface issues. Previously only available at a dermatologist’s office, nowadays you can now experience LED light therapy in the comfort of your home. Dr Johanna Ward on behalf of LUSTRE ClearSkin, talks to Checklist about the reported benefits of LED light therapy, and how products like…

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      • Be Your Own Boss

        Interview: Britain’s Got Talent winner Richard Jones

        Richard Jones, AKA The Military Illusionist, is the first and only magician to conquer the stage of Britain’s Got Talent. But how he did go from serving full-time in the Army to being his own boss, touring the UK with his The Sound of Magic tour? We caught up with him to find out. Richard, what was your career before you went on Britain’s Got Talent? “I was serving full-time in the British Army as…

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      • Beauty

        Top autumn skincare tips

        Red, reactive skin is one of the most common complaints experts hear as the seasons shift. Checklists spoke to Dr Hansel Misquitta on her top autumn skincare tips to soothe and protect stressed complexions. Be gentle “Stop scrubbing your face like it’s burnt lasagne stuck to a pan, swapping harsh foaming cleansers and gritty scrubs for something gentle and cream based – and not too abrasive.” Hydration is key “Moisturise straight after washing while your skin is…

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