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- Sep 27, 2026
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How 48 hours on the 'Goldilocks diet' helped me wear my party dress (opens the original)
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I measure out 100g of oats and pour 400ml of water into the saucepan. Porridge will be my only food source for the next 48 hours. I really am a real-life Goldilocks. Devised by a crack German research team, this ‘diet’ is certainly very strict and very German. I am allowed just three portions of oat porridge per day. Nothing else. No salt, sugar or sweeteners. Just a light sprinkling of fresh or frozen fruit and vegetables and I can season my all-day breakfast with herbs, spices or lemon juice.
7 Up!'s Sue Fitzgerald and Jackie Bassett share what they've learned (opens the original)
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Sue Fitzgerald and Jackie Bassett, both now 70, were selected as children from a working-class east London school to appear in Seven Up!, a Granada TV documentary that followed the lives of 14 seven-year-olds. Michael Apted, a researcher on the show who helped select the children, became the director of its seven-yearly follow-ups, and later a Hollywood director of blockbusters including The World Is Not Enough and Enigma. Apted died aged 79 in 2021 but now, in a moving finale – 70 Up, directed
Seven Up's Sue Davis and Jackie Bassett share what they've learned (opens the original)
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Sue Davis and Jackie Bassett, both 70, were selected as children from a working-class east London school to appear in Seven Up!, a Granada TV documentary that followed the lives of 14 seven-year-olds. Michael Apted, a researcher on the show who helped select the children, became the director of its seven-yearly follow-ups, and later a Hollywood director of blockbusters including The World Is Not Enough and Enigma. Apted died aged 79 in 2021 but now, in a moving finale – 70 Up, directed by Asif K
I wore a weighted vest for a month... here's what happened (opens the original)
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Wearing a weighted vest for a month isn’t for the faint-hearted. Everyone from the postman to my hairdresser did a double take at first. Fitted around the chest with criss-cross straps, it resembles a bulletproof vest – or, more worryingly, an explosive device. Oprah Winfrey, Davina McCall and Hugh Jackman are among the celebrity fans, while social media is awash with videos of people wearing them while walking, running and even doing household chores. The principle is simple: the extra weight a
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