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- Oct 1, 2026
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Worried about Sober October socialising? I made more friends when I gave up drinking (opens the original)
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Want to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? Start your Independent Membership today. I was never a huge drinker, but I did like to drink socially. Throughout my twenties and early thirties, having a glass in my hand gave me something to do at parties where I didn’t know anybody, and a glass of wine was an absolute essential on a first date. The thought of being sober on a date, at a party, or worse – a wedding – filled me with dread. But a few years ago, at t
Robert Kraft: The man named in Epstein files who is behind Sheeranâs gig controversy (opens the original)
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Robert Kraftâs name is all over the headlines. The billionaire businessman and owner of the New England Patriots â as well as the now very relevant Gillette Stadium near Boston â is the reason why Ed Sheeranâs US tour (and the singer himself) could be cancelled. It all began when rapper Macklemore made pro-Palestinian comments on stage while opening for Sheeran earlier this month on his US tour. âEd Sheeran and his team have made the decision to remove me from the Loop tour,â said Ma
Melanie Sykes reveals the reality of alopecia. But is female baldness a disability? (opens the original)
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TV presenter Melanie Sykes, 56, has been dealing with alopecia for over a year. After first sharing images on social media of a bald spot on her head last April, she has recently shared images showing her shaven head after losing two-thirds of her hair to the autoimmune condition. “As much as I love using my head scarves, I cannot wait to get some hair,” she previously wrote. “My hair has been coming out really quickly in the last few weeks and even at this stage (I’ve been losing hair for about
Can this âmental loadâ coach help me and my partner split the invisible work? (opens the original)
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When my partner is asked to define cognitive labour, he hesitates. He has no idea. Heâs never had to use the term before, nor has he heard it. Whereas I can easily define it; cognitive labour is the invisible jobs that every relationship consists of: remembering plans, organising food shopping and budgets, and other such tasks. It is otherwise known as the âmental loadâ and Iâve spent years discussing it with my female friends, bemoaning the fact that weâre always the ones who carry it
Young people are lonelier than ever â this is what helped me make friends (opens the original)
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Want to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? Start your Independent Membership today. Are you lonely? If you are, can you admit it out loud? When I was at my loneliest, I couldnât. The thought of simply saying âIâm lonelyâ felt impossibly mortifying. I was in my late twenties â I was meant to be at my peak, living a life that older generations envied. Instead, I was the one who was jealous of my parentsâ friends and their fulfilling social lives. B
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