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Blockbuster, board games and boredom: why everyone’s parenting like it’s 1999
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‘I made it my mission to befriend the owner … we ended up swapping houses’: a refurbishment 14 years in the making
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Think you don’t like asters in the garden? It might be time to change your mind
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It’s all Greek to me – Plato and Socrates tackle a Captcha test: the Stephen Collins cartoon
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Travelling this summer? Here are 22 beauty and skincare hacks to survive the journey
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Swiping Right review – punchy questions about dating across the political divide
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‘You can’t run a certification based on vibes’ – does B Corp still signal a business that cares?
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What to wear if Carrie Bradshaw is your forever style icon
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Experience: I rent out my mohawk as a billboard
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Ghosting, breadcrumbing, one-night stands: are we done with dating apps? - podcast
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I can’t read anyone’s body language and I feel flirt-illiterate. How do I meet new people? | Leading questions
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Ozempic didn’t work for me. I was furious – and ashamed
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I tested 42 water bottles to find the best for leaks, looks and sustainability: here are my favourites
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Sudan cholera outbreak kills 40 in a week as health centres overwhelmed
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US medical journal rejects call from RFK Jr to retract vaccine study
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The most romantic place on earth? It has to be a sleeper train
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My boyfriend won’t have sex with me – and says I have to be patient
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Clinics hope to get blocked Medicaid funds restored as they sue Trump admin over cuts
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‘We are obsessed with weight’: Bob Harper on life as a trainer on The Biggest Loser
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You be the judge: should my girlfriend stop leaving so many lamps on and use the big light instead?
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Why do family holidays turn me into a sulky teenager again? | Nell Frizzell
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The big bratwurst brawl: why is this simple sausage so sizzlingly controversial?
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Bite-sized burnt butter and pecan cakes – recipe
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The best air coolers for your home: eight energy-saving alternatives to aircon, tested
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Ugly, mortifying – and addictive? Tim Dowling’s week in the world’s most divisive shoes
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Sali Hughes on beauty: My easy in-flight skincare routine
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Buy small plants – and consider a ‘bulb lasagne’: how to give your garden a late-summer glow-up
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A moment that changed me: I resolved to reduce my screen time – and it was a big mistake
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Patients like a medic in a white coat, but often mistake female doctors for nurses
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What is a colonoscopy and should I get one?
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The best portable neck and handheld fans, tested: six expert picks to keep you cool
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Share your photos and experiences of using UK waterways for recreation
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In Trump’s America, vaccination rates are declining and measles is spreading | Katrina vanden Heuvel
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UK parents: what are the small parenting hacks that worked?
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How a Jamaican student invented a self-disinfecting door handle for hospitals: ‘Design that fits reality’
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Adults in the UK: tell us about your nostalgic toy purchases
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NHS patients: have you seen or been the victim of violence during long waiting times in A&E?
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The biggest game changer in my relationship wasn't getting married — it was opening a shared bank account
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Houseplant clinic: how can I restore my cheese plant’s shine?
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The loneliest continent: epidemic of social isolation hits Africans as western culture spreads
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‘Do not buy these flats’: residents warn about unbearable heat inside London new-builds
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I’m Ready to Talk Now review – unsettling bedtime story for an audience of one
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Rise in dengue fever outbreaks across the Pacific driven by the climate crisis, experts say
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The Guardian view on RFK Jr’s vaccine cuts: an assault on science from a politician unfit for his office | Editorial
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My mum worked with Biddy Baxter. Both women were formidable – and absolutely terrifying | Zoe Williams
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Greedy ruthlessness has had a great PR campaign in business – but these toy shop owners show a better way | Zoe Williams
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Why do I feel so much worse after a nap – and how can I avoid it?
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Off-the-shelf vaccine shows promise in preventing cancers returning, study finds
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A drill, a bread knife and a bottle of wine: your most treasured wedding gifts
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The three-hour night: could this routine really save a struggling relationship?
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The one change that worked: I felt self-conscious – until I started complimenting strangers
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From dentist to artist: Sudanese exile turns to photography as an outlet for trauma
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RFK Jr has slashed vaccine research. You need to know how perilous that is for the world | Devi Sridhar
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Is it true that … natural beauty products are always gentler on skin?
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Be warned about the dangers of tanning | Brief letters
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The kindness of strangers: as I was sobbing in a rack of bras, a grandmotherly shop assistant soothed me
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Why must we turn our jeans inside out to wash them?
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What’s your 2025 vibe? Take my big summer quiz to find out! | Emma Beddington
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The zone zero secret: how ultra-low-stress exercise can change your life
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Readers reply: Is sarcasm the lowest form of wit? If not, what is?
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Tim Minchin looks back: ‘Entertainers say we want to change the world, but really we just enjoy being clapped’
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I thought we’d entered the age of body positivity. Then came ‘shrinking girl summer’ – is everyone getting smaller except me?
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Dining across the divide: ‘I expected to be portrayed as an old gammon and paired up with some radical with coloured hair’
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This is how we do it: ‘Our first sexual experience was like everyone’s: bad. We were so awkward’
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‘Your nether regions will know if you’ve skimped’: 16 summer cycling essentials
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I told my mum I was unsure about having children. Her reply opened my eyes | Michaela Makusha
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Puppy peril: that dog you want to buy online may be a scam
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‘I was like a tornado going through men’s lives’: meet the people who can’t stop getting married
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I’m 15 and in love, but I have to walk on eggshells with my boyfriend | Annalisa Barbieri
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