3 d. ago Experts reveal eight ways to avoid colds and bugs this summer

Here are a few tips to help you and your loved ones stay healthy and illness-free this summer.

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4 d. ago How safe is TRNSMT as Glasgow festival compared to events across the UK?

TRNSMT's safety level has been ranked against the other major music events in the UK - but what makes a festival safe or unsafe?

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5 d. ago 8 top tips for staying safe at TRNSMT from ear protection to dealing with crowds

TRNSMT kicks off next week, with headliners including 50 Cent and Biffy Clyro.

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5 d. ago Don’t get sick at the airport this summer: Here’s five tips for staying healthy

A record number of travelers are expected to fly this Fourth of July weekend — and there are easy precautions you can take to avoid picking up a virus

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8 d. ago Save 30% on airport lounge access and escape the crowds this summer

The airport lounge access deal will let travellers enjoy a quiet space away from the crowds, with complimentary snacks, drinks, WiFi and comfortable seating

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9 d. ago Experts reveal what to wear during a heatwave if you want to look stylish AND stay UV protected

Two UK-based top stylists have share their tips for dressing for summer so you can look stylish, stay comfortable and protect yourself from the sun's rays.

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9 d. ago 'Super comfy' Loop ear plugs are ideal for protecting hearing while at TRNSMT

'Been using these for a while now for gigs and love them. Super comfy even after a few hours. Barely noticed them being in.'

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1 week ago Glasto in style! The £28,999 tipi for glamorous festival goers with helicopters (to avoid the pesky traffic), cutting edge wellness space and IV infusions

Glastonbury is not all cheap tents and knee high mud - luxury glampers can choose to attend the festival in style, staying in tipis that reportedly cost up to £28,999 to book.

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1 week ago ‘Poor management leads to fatal crushes’: how Glastonbury and others are dealing with big crowds

After disasters such as Astroworld and scary bottlenecks at last year’s Glastonbury, Emily Eavis and crowd experts explain how they’re trying to make events safeIn the last two decades the British festival season has ballooned in size to become not just a critical part of our cultural life, but the economy at large – worth billions of pounds, and numbering as many as 850 events last year. But as Glastonbury kicks off this weekend and the season enters its peak, there are a growing number of controversies around crowd safety and management.In April, London Assembly member and Conservative mayoral candidate Susan Hall echoed Metropolitan police concerns about the potential for a “mass casualty event” at Notting Hill Carnival this year, and in May, the Mail on Sunday published an anonymous Glastonbury whistleblower’s allegation that the festival is a “disaster waiting to happen Worst-case scenario, people are going to die.” Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Best ways to beat the heat and stay cool during the heatwave

The UK’s current hot spell isn’t going anywhere – here’s how to keep cool

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3 w. ago Does my dog know I'm going on holiday? Expert tips on miminising your dog's stress when they have to stay at home this summer

Looking forward to your well-earned summer break but worried about leaving the dog behind. We have some advice for you.

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3 w. ago Transfer roundup: De Bruyne joins Napoli as Manchester City agree deal for Nypan

Nypan in line to sign from Rosenborg for £12.4mOlympiakos striker Kostoulas has Brighton medicalKevin De Bruyne has completed his move to Napoli on a free transfer after leaving Manchester City. The midfielder, who turns 34 this month, joins the Serie A champions three days after scoring a late winner for Belgium against Wales.De Bruyne was greeted by excited fans chanting “Kevin” when he arrived for his medical and Napoli’s social media posts announcing the deal included one showing him on a throne wearing a crowd, with a Napoli shield by his right hand and a sword to his left. “King Kev is here,” the club wrote. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago Woman who travelled to 7 countries last year says four things help her avoid getting sick

Everyone falls ill sometimes but no one wants to feel sick on holiday, so a woman who travelled to seven countries last year has shared some tips for travellers who want to stay in good health during their trip

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