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- Sep 23, 2026
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Lorraine Kelly wants to save Britain’s classic baking recipes (opens the original)
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Lorraine Kelly is on a mission to rescue classic recipes in danger of disappearing from kitchens – by compiling the ultimate recipe book to preserve them. The presenter has joined forces with HP to launch an appeal urging Brits to share their cherished family baking recipes. The initiative follows research involving 2,000 adults which uncovered the traditional recipes at risk of being forgotten over time, with spotted dick, lemon drizzle cake and even the iconic Victoria sponge amongst the bakes
Brits disappointed by viral sleep hacks as expert says there’s no 'miracle cure' (opens the original)
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Nearly half of Brits have given viral social media 'sleep hacks' a go over the past year. A study of 2,000 UK adults revealed people have had a bash at an average of two different sleep techniques they've spotted online in the last 12 months. The most popular included cutting out blue light before bed (39%), tuning into white, brown or "sleep" noise (31%) and sipping herbal tea (28%). Others admitted they'd given influencer-driven trends a whirl, including 'sleepy girl' mocktails, tart cherry ju
Botox training faster than barista training - yet women skip safety checks (opens the original)
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Half of women would consider an invasive aesthetic treatment despite not fully understanding what it involves, new research suggests, with many failing to carry out basic checks on who will perform it. A poll of 2,000 women found just 35% would research a treatment online before booking. Even fewer said they would ask about a practitioner's training (12%) or check independent reviews (25%). The figures emerge despite most respondents saying they spend longer researching everyday purchases. The r
7 in 10 carers say loved one’s chronic illness has impacted their mental health (opens the original)
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Seven in 10 adults with a loved one living with a chronic health condition say it has taken a toll on their own mental health. Research by Curaleaf Clinic found those in caregiving roles are often left feeling isolated and anxious, yet have never spoken to their loved one about how the condition affects them. The study found 73% of people with a friend or family member suffering from chronic health issues feel guilty watching them struggle. Of the 1,000 adults surveyed, 62% said they would take
Dickens' classic gets modern slang spin to help parents keep up (opens the original)
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Charles Dickens' classic novel 'Great Expectations' has been given a Gen Alpha makeover - reimagined in today's slang. Renamed 'Bare Expectations', the tale has been 'translated' into teen speak to help parents better understand the language their children use today. It comes after research of 2,000 parents with children aged between 10 and 16 found 70% have struggled to understand a text message, social media post or online comment written by their child because of slang. Commissioned by Tesco
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