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- Sep 9, 2026
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From Jellyfish Parents to Total Amandas â how to survive the school gates (opens the original)
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Prince George, 13, arrived for his first day at Eton College yesterday accompanied by his parents, the Prince and Princess of Wales. Like millions of children heading back into the classroom for the autumn term, the future king will have been feeling nervous. And not too far away, his cousins Prince Archie, seven, and Princess Lilibet, five, were also starting their new schools in the UK, pre-prep and prep, after the Duke and Duchess of Sussex relocated the family from their Montecito home in Ca
Are narcissists born or made? The answer might surprise you (opens the original)
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Narcissists are everywhere these days. Narcissism has become a social media buzzword, with checklists of traits to cross-reference and tools to help you manage the narcissist in your family, friend group – or relationship. But while received wisdom is that it’s a trait that is produced largely by parenting, a new report has found that narcissism is, in fact, 50 per cent genetic, with the other half attributable largely to environmental experiences that aren't shared within families. In fact, the
Donât ask us to take sides in Harry vs William â itâs childish and harmful (opens the original)
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are busy packing up their Montecito home in California and relocating to the UK within days, with the Cotswolds likely to be their new base. Even if it isnât their forever home â as reports suggest it could be as soon as six months to a year before they move to Australia or Canada â what will be high on their to-do list, along with buying Prince Archie, seven, and Princess Lilibet, five, new pristine school uniforms for their local pre-prep and prep schools a
This is how to know if your holiday bragging has gone too far (opens the original)
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There is nothing quite like picking out your best summer holiday snaps and doing a photo dump on Instagram at the end of another hot, sticky day. Yacht trips, beach clubs, and sunset dinners are all classic holiday tropes on social media. It’s either the “look at me I’m in a bikini and look fabulous” style shots on the beach, or just a simple selfie of your feet as you lounge at the pool with newly painted toenails. I’m calling it “hols bragging” – making sure everybody you know is aware that yo
The one thing you must not do during the eclipse, according to an astrologer (opens the original)
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While everyone else is scrabbling to get a good view of the solar eclipse as it falls over the UK at 6pm today and the moon blocks out 95 per cent of the sun – depending on where you are looking – I will be sitting in my garden, getting ready for a cosmic reset. Yes, that is right: You don’t need special glasses or a colander to reap the benefits of a solar eclipse. I will be dabbling with the energetic forces of the cosmic event in Leo, rather than looking at it in the sky. As the moon obscures
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