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This holiday supplement is the easy way to keep travel tummy trouble in check (opens the original)
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There are so many things to love about holidays. The out-of-office going on, no 9am meeting, sitting by the pool while a tanned waiter brings you a cocktail… it’s heavenly. But if we’re being terribly picky there is something that can bring a slight dampener to the proceedings. Because the change in routine that holidays bring about can be really tough on your digestive system, causing stomach pain, discomfort, feeling tired or bloated and generally having to spend a lot more time in foreign loo
Two guests wore the same dress to Taylor Swift’s wedding - it’s available to buy (opens the original)
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When it comes to the two stars of the show, details are still agonisingly sparse in relation to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding. But what we do know is what many of the guests turned up in, and one dress in particular has really caused a stir – because it looks like two guests both chose to wear it for the wedding of the year. Turning up in the same outfit as another guest might sound like a nightmare to a lot of us, but in their defence, there were rumoured to be around 1000 people at t
Heatwave heroes for cooling sweaty commutes, sticky nights and sore sandal feet (opens the original)
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Some summer beauty products sound lovely in theory – all those glowy skin tints and coconut-scented body oils, just ideal if you're spending July wafting around on a yacht in the med and diving into the cooling waters every so often. But actual heatwaves, in the actual UK (where we are simply not kitted out for long spells of sunshine and temperature smashing 30ºC on a daily basis), and when you've got real life things to do like going to work, getting the shopping and taking taking the dog out
I stayed in a treetop cabin in Norway’s fairy forest and wanted to stay forever (opens the original)
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What is the lure of a treehouse? Is it the memory of climbing trees, higher and higher into the secret world of pinecones and canopy? Or something more primordial – not just admiring nature from a distance, but becoming part of it? In the depths of the Norwegian forests, there are many places to escape into wilderness, but few are as beguiling as PAN's Treetop Cabins. Three futuristic prisms, eight metres up on metal frames. Up here, you're level with the treetops, and the world falls away. They
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