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- Sep 30, 2026
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Eastenders exes reunite for first time in 20 years for 'proper catch-up' (opens the original)
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The actors, who played on-off love interests Sonia Jackson and Jamie Mitchell, last appeared on screen together in 2002, when their final scene was watched by 16 million people. The former Eastenders sweethearts said their train ride reunion highlights how easy it is for life to get in the way of meaningful catch-ups with the people who matter most. The pair said making time to properly reconnect has become increasingly important amidst the demands and distractions of modern life. They believe m
Only 1 in 3 over-50s get enough fibre - easy breakfast swap to boost your intake (opens the original)
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Only one in three over 50s know if they are getting enough fibre in their diet - with many convinced they're not. A study of 2,000 adults found just 35% of those aged 50 and above were aware of the NHS's recommendation of eating 30g of fibre a day. According to the survey, 48% of those over 50 are unaware which foods can help increase their intake. In comparison, 75% of Gen Z feel confident they can identify high-fibre foods, with those aged 18-29 crediting social media (29%) and influencers (15
Homeowners admit to hiring tradespeople - without checking qualifications (opens the original)
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Gen Z and Millennials are the most likely generations to trust a tradesperson purely based on how they look rather than their qualifications. In contrast, a poll of 2,000 homeowners found Gen X and Boomers are more inclined to look for 'traditional' signs of professionalism, such as a friendly and professional manner (61%). Just 14% from these generations would trust a tradesperson based on their appearance - versus a quarter of Gen Z and Millennials. Younger generations were also more likely to
Brits' true crime obsession is changing their behaviour in 10 ways (opens the original)
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Eight in 10 Brits said True Crime content has made them more aware of potential everyday dangers. From podcasts to TV documentaries, millions of Brits have transformed into 'armchair detectives' - and it's altering how they approach everyday life. A survey of 2,000 adults revealed that 60% considered themselves 'armchair detectives,' with 33% having actively tracked a real-life criminal investigation online. Consequently, 67% are now more inclined to interpret unusual behaviour as a possible red
£1m fund to tackle dental poverty and help UK's most vulnerable access care (opens the original)
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A £1 million fund has been launched to deliver dental treatment to society's most vulnerable people, while also supporting underrepresented groups in pursuing careers within the dental profession. The mydentist Foundation will back charitable organisations helping those recovering from addiction or living in extreme poverty. Its first initiative will be the launch of an eco-friendly mobile dental unit, which will provide care for rough sleepers, survivors of abuse and vulnerable women. In its fi
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