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Simple ‘job’ trick can calm children during scary health appointments (opens the original)
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Health appointments can be frightening if you don't know what to expect(Image: Getty Images) Child psychologist Professor Sam Wass has shared seven tips to help children stay calm during health appointments that can feel scary, such as the dentist, eye tests and vaccinations. He says children often feel nervous because their brains are naturally cautious about things they don’t know or understand. To help, he suggests giving your child a small 'job' to focus on during the appointment. That could
IRN-BRU's granny gang is coming to your city – find them and win £125 (opens the original)
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Corrie star Amanda Barrie is leading the prize hunt(Image: PinPep) A gang of grannies donning balaclavas are daring the nation to track them down. A squad of grans on mobility scooters, led by Corrie's Amanda Barrie, will be let loose across four UK cities as part of an IRN-BRU challenge marking the brand's 125th anniversary. In a classic TV advert, IRN-BRU's legendary granny was notorious for swiping cans and making a quick exit. Supermarkets, corner shops and vending machines were helpless whe
London takeaway to open UK’s first ‘Fast Fruit Shop’ with wild menu (opens the original)
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Rubicon has teamed up with Sam's Chicken to launch a new menu(Image: Rubicon) Three quarters of Gen Z would be more likely to eat fruit if it was served at their favourite fast-food restaurant. A poll of 2,000 adults found 42% of 18-29-year-olds want to see more natural sweet treats on the menu at their usual late-night fast food spots. Other unusual places Gen Z want to see fruit appear in include music venues (23%), pubs and bars (22%), and even nightclubs (12%). A quarter (24%) reckon this fo
Groove Armada to headline over-50s club night as Gen X rave culture lives on (opens the original)
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A fifth of over-50s are hitting the town more frequently now than they were thirty years ago, new research has revealed. A survey of 1,500 over 50s discovered that Generation X, who grew up during the rave scene of the late 80s and 90s, are still partying hard with 75% continuing to frequent venues that feature live music including nightclubs, bars, and concerts. Over-50s attending nightlife events relish the very beats that soundtracked their youth, from house, acid house, techno, and trance th
1 in 10 Brits haven’t had a bath in a decade - as nearly half prefer showers (opens the original)
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One in 10 haven't had a bath in more than a decade(Image: Getty Images) One in 10 Brits haven't had a soak in more than a decade, new research has revealed. A survey of 2,000 adults discovered 51% believe bathing has gone out of style. Nearly half (48%) now favour a shower, while 18% of people don't even have a bath in their properties. Others have made this change specifically to help cut their water consumption. Recent studies, such as the Shower Market Report have witnessed a rise in renovati
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