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    10 ways to boost your metabolism this summer

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    Interview: This Morning TV presenter Alison Hammond

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      When it comes to camping we can’t predict the weather, but what we can do is round-up some camping essentials…

      Survive Summer with these high-performance fans and coolers

      The sun has come out in force in the last few weeks and with sweltering temperatures it’s fair to say…

      Eat outside with our BBQ round-ups

      Barbecue season is upon us and there are so many options to choose from, whether you’re after something bijou for…

      School’s out for summer: teacher thank you gifts

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      Your countdown to a debt-free Christmas

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      • Wellbeing

        Here are the weird ways you can avoid hay fever

        Hay fever at its peak from now until September. Suffering? Here’s some more unusual ways to reduce those symptoms. Roughly one in four people in the UK suffer from hay fever. Antihistamines and nasal sprays only go so far, so it’s time to looking for anything else that might help. Over to GP Dr Asimah Hanif to share the less obvious things that actually work. Some of them are stranger than you’d expect. Smear Vaseline around your nostrils  It sounds like the kind…

      • Eat

        Have your cake: what you need when it comes to baking

        It’s time to come over all Great British Bake Off and get those timers at the ready. On your marks, get set, bake! James Martin Bakers Collection 12 Cup Cupcake/Muffin Tin, £19 Who doesn’t love a bit of James Martin (ahem)? Keep him in your very own kitchen (again, ahem) with these dishwasher safe, and oven safe to 240°C, 12 cup tins. With high grade steel with rigid rolled edges to ensure strength, durability and…

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      • Pets & Animals

        Hay fever in dogs: spot the signs

        Didn’t know hay fever in dogs was really a thing? In fact, around one in 10 are said to suffer. Here’s what to look out for to see if this could be what they’re experiencing. Hay fever season is a blight for many, with one in four struck down with it every year. But hay fever can also target our beloved pets – but not in the way you might expect. Working with pet insurance brand Petgevity, Dr Emma…

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      • Travel

        Top mistakes holidayers make when buying travel insurance

        Unsure on travel insurance? You’re not alone. Read on for advice based on real life customer enquiries, cultural shifts and trends, courtesy of travel insurer, CoverForYou. If I keep quiet about a medical condition it won’t cost as much Wrong: keeping quiet is often the major mistake travellers make when buying travel insurance. It’s really important that all pre-existing medical conditions are declared when you’re purchasing insurance. If you don’t, your entire policy could be invalid…

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      • Apprenticeshipsapprenticeship chef training school

        The latest apprenticeship changes and opportunities

        College or university not the path you or a family member wants to pursue? Here are the apprenticeship trends to know about, says NGTU — Not Going To Uni. Government skills target The UK government has set a new goal: by 2040, two-thirds of young people should achieve higher-level skills by age 25, including through apprenticeships. This reflects a shift from the traditional university routes, emphasising the value of vocational education. To support this, an additional £800…

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      • Health

        Signs your child could be struggling with their mental wellbeing

        This week is Mental Health Awareness Week, and, while we’ve come a long way when it comes to helping those in need, we can’t risk going backwards. But it’s not just adults that suffer, explains Mental Health Expert and psychotherapist Noel McDermott. With children it can be a challenge to notice they are in distress. Younger children may not have a broad range of emotional vocabulary to explain what’s happening, and older ones may not want to talk to…

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      • Audio

        You spin me: five record players for old-school listening

        Whether you’re a record player rookie or a fully-fledged audiophile, there’s something magical about the warm sound of vinyl. Ready to spin some disks? We tracked down five record players on the market, whatever your need or budget. Iconic design: Crosley Voyager CR8017B Portable Turntable, £99.99 If you’re dabbling with vinyl for the first time or simply enjoying rediscovering the classic analogue sound, Crosley’s Voyager makes a great entry-level option. The fruit of 100 years of…

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      • Homes

        Taking a break? Here’s your home security checklist

        Planning a summer vacation, long weekend break or even an overnight stay away? Be sure to keep your home safe and secure with advice from smart security brand, Toucan Smart Home. With longer days, warmer evenings, and holidays in full swing, summer is one of the most enjoyable times of year. But it’s also a period when home security risks increase, as empty properties and more outdoor activity can attract opportunistic criminals. Recent figures highlight…

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      • Money

        Get your finances back on track with tips from the experts

        Looking to reset your bank balance after Christmas, New Year and the January sales? Read on for advice from short-term direct loan supplier Moneyboat. A recent survey found the majority of New Year’s resolutions include a financial goal. Seventy per cent say saving more is their main priority, while many also plan to spend less or reduce expenses in 2026. And considering that one in six of UK adults have no savings at all, many of have little…

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      • Computing

        Here’s what us Brits would give up over Wi-Fi

        It’s alarming what statistics reveal when it comes to how important the internet is to us, says research from Zen Internet and Censuswide. We’re increasingly putting WiFi above everyday essentials. That’s right – we said basic essentials. Ready to be shocked? For a start, more than a third of us would rather go without hot water for a week than lose internet access, with 34% saying they’d sacrifice their fridge! What’s more, 47% would go…

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      • Best of British

        Monthly round up: 30 things to see and do this May

        From a man-eating plant to a tequila festival and a whole lot more, here’s our round-up of what’s happening this May. THEATRE Little Shop Of Horrors, Northern Stage, Newcastle upon Tyne8 – 23 May, tickets from £12Feed me! You wouldn’t want a plant like Seymour’s on your kitchen windowsill. Enjoy songs, silliness and a dash of horror with this deliciously dark and delightfully tongue-in-cheek musical that’s charmed audiences for over 40 years. Noughts & Crosses,…

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      • Be Your Own Boss

        Interview: T3 hair tools co-founder Julie Chung

        She’s been shaking up the industry for over 20 years, and yet you may not know her name. Meet T3 hair tools’ Julie Chung to find out why hair has always been her passion. As impressive women go, Julie Chung is right up there with the best of them. A practising eye surgeon who just happened to create the hair tool brand T3 as a side hustle, we caught up about her drive, inspiration and the…

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      • Dining

        Valentine’s Day meal kits delivered to your door

        Enjoy a Valentine’s – or Galentine’s – Day to remember without stepping outside your front door, thanks to these luxury dining at home kits. Simply follow the instructions for a meal they promise will rival that of a pro. Why not also take advantage of some exclusive Checklist discount codes, too? HAAR at Home Luxury 5-Course Valentine’s Day Menu, £129 Featuring the best produce from Scottish shores and fields, chef Dean Banks and his team…

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      • Beauty

        It’s time for tea – in your hair and beauty line-up

        Not only is it the nation’s favourite beverage, but it’s a powerful beauty ally, too, as these tea-infused skincare and cosmetic musts reveal. As one of the world’s most popular drinks, tea has offered regular respite to workers for years and is a staple in UK kitchens. However, it’s not just for drinking. That’s right – those little green, black and white leaves are full of beneficial compounds that have both health and beauty benefits. Take…

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      • Cars

        Don’t be fooled: electric vehicle myths

        The result of the Iran War has seen fuel prices soaring – petrol rose from 132.83 to 152.83 pence per litre between the beginning and end of March. This has resulted in an increase in the number of drivers switching to electric: in the same month they hit 86,120, up from 69,313 a year earlier. However, there are still many myths preventing more people from purchasing – such as the 47% of non-EV drivers surveyed admitting concerns about…

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