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Man sleeping in bedAccording to Mental Health UK, 1 in 5 of us aren’t getting enough sleep. With this in mind, is it any surprise that we are always looking for tips and tricks to get better sleep wherever possible?One common tip cited is that sleeping in a cold room can improve sleep quality and according to Dr Ritz Birah, Psychologist and Sleep Expert for Panda London, there may actually be some truth to this.Dr Birah says: “I am freq

George R.R. Martin in 2019If George R R Martin’s description of showrunner Ryan Condal is anything to go by, the House Of The Dragon lunch room must have been a tad tense.The Game Of Thrones c

According to data from the Office for National Statistics, around 1 in 6 marriages in the UK ends in divorce by the 10th anniversary. Now, new research from Divorce-Online, the UK’s leading online divorce service reveals that social media can play a crucial role in marriages breaking down. The research examined over 5,000 divorce cases from the past 5 years where social medi

Kemi Badenoch during the Sky News interview.Kemi Badenoch walked off during a TV interview as she tried to dodge questions about Robert Jenrick’s defection to Reform UK.The Tory leader was asked four times by Sky News’s Connor Gillies if the former shadow justice secretary was “a traitor” but refused to answer.She said voters were sick of the Westminster “psychodrama” and wanted politicians to focus on the issues affecting their live

Maya JamaMaya Jama has given us a taste of what to expect from her upcoming acting role in The Gentlemen.The Love Island host scored a part in the new series of Guy Ritchie’s Netf

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Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie in Heated RivalryWhether or not you’ve got round to watching it yet, you’ll still probably have Heated Rivalry on your radar thanks to its very public status as 2026’s first palpable TV hit – albeit a surprise one.

Dr Harry Pritchard, Alzheimer's Society Run ClubAs we are entering a New Year, many of us will be looking to make healthier decisions for our body and lifestyles but according to one expert, we should be also prioritising our brain health.Dr Harry Pritchard is an Alzheimer’s Society Dementia Research Leader fellow, based at the Geoffrey Jefferson Brain Research Centre at the University of Manchester. As somebody at the forefront of understanding

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