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Why more women carry the 'mental load' - and how couples can share it (opens the original)
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"My head's always full," says mum-of-three Stacie Matthias. "I go to sleep with a mental to-do list." She's talking about the concept of the "mental load" - the burden of planning, organising, remembering and anticipating tasks that keep a household running. These tasks include: remembering school trips, checking for updates in parents' WhatsApp groups, noticing which parts of the house need cleaning, monitoring how much sleep children get, scheduling doctors' appointments and buying school unif
Why young Brits are increasingly travelling to Japan (opens the original)
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As I open up Instagram, I see another person in their late-20s has been to Japan. It shouldn't come as a surprise any more. "I cannot scroll through TikTok or Instagram without seeing videos of people in [convenience store] 7-11 and trying all the different skincare and trying all the snacks and the viral sandwiches and the viral drinks and going to all the viral restaurants," says Alex Baker, who has been to Japan three times. There's been growing hype about Japan as a travel destination among
From making friends to managing money: Students' advice for this year's freshers (opens the original)
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You've got your A-level results and your university place has been confirmed. But while you may be excited about exploring a new city, meeting new friends and studying a subject you love - you might also be a bit anxious about what comes next. With a record number of 18-year-olds expected to start university this year, BBC News asked current students what advice they'd give to freshers feeling uncertain about the big changes ahead. For Isaak Hewitt, moving to Cardiff for university - where he kn
How weight-loss medication is changing relationships with alcohol (opens the original)
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When Lisa Rees took her first dose of weight-loss medication in April, she hoped she would end up losing a few kilograms. What she did not expect, though, was the side effect she has described as the drug's "best benefit": as well as eating less food, she has been drinking much less alcohol. Lisa used to drink two bottles of wine on a night out, but now, after she has had a couple of glasses, the 46-year-old from South Wales finds that she "just physically cannot drink another drop". There is a
Primark cuts prices as it feels pressure from Shein and Temu (opens the original)
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It is something I keep hearing shoppers say when I ask them whether they shop at the fast-fashion giant. "It's definitely got more expensive," says 19-year-old student Eshal Malik as she browses the jewellery at Primark with a friend. But that might be about to change. Primark said on Monday that it was lowering prices on hundreds of clothing items, including jeans, jumpers and socks. "It's the kind of headline you'd expect from M&S or Next," says retail analyst Natalie Berg, explaining that pri
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