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- Sep 23, 2026
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Lorraine Kelly urges Brits to share family baking recipes for new book (opens the original)
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Lorraine Kelly wants to help preserve Britain’s treasured family recipes(Image: PinPep) Lorraine Kelly is on a mission to stop classic bakes from disappearing for good. The TV favourite has teamed up with HP to launch a new appeal asking Brits to share their best-loved family baking recipes. Once they’re sent in, the recipes will be printed out using an HP Smart Tank printer, bound together and kept in a special printed collection called The National Book of Bakes. It follows a poll of 2,000 adu
Half of women apply makeup on daily commute to catch extra sleep (opens the original)
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Gen Z are leading the trend(Image: PinPep) Dashing out of the front door in the morning is a well-known ritual for many of us, but new research suggests women are reclaiming precious minutes by doing their makeup during the commute. More than half of women apply their makeup during their commute to work, according to a new study. The findings suggest younger adults are leading the charge, with 70% of those aged 18 to 29 saying they put on or touch up their makeup on the go, often finishing off t
Viral sleep hacks fall short as expert warns 'many are oversimplified' (opens the original)
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Most Brits are more focused on getting a good night's sleep then they were five years ago(Image: Getty Images) Nearly half of Brits have experimented with viral social media "sleep hacks" over the past year - from not using screens at bedtime to more unusual suggestions like eating a kiwi before bed or even placing onions in their socks. Research involving 2,000 UK adults revealed people have tested an average of two different sleep techniques they've discovered online during the last 12 months.
Half of women would book cosmetic treatments without making safety checks (opens the original)
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Only a third of women research a treatment before booking(Image: Getty Images) Half of women would consider an invasive aesthetic treatment despite not fully understanding what it involves, new research suggests — with many failing to do basic checks on who will carry it out. 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 come despite most r
7 in 10 say their loved ones' chronic condition has impacted their mental health (opens the original)
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Seven out of 10 adults with a loved one living with a chronic health condition say it has impacted their own mental health. Research by Curaleaf Clinic discovered that those in caregiving roles often feel isolated and anxious, yet have never discussed with their loved one how the condition affects them. The study revealed that 73% of people with a friend or family member suffering from chronic health problems feel guilty watching them struggle. Of the 1,000 adults surveyed, 62% said they would t
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