38 h. ago Cleaning expert shares common duvet mistake that can damage washing machine

If your house is in desperate need of a spruce up for spring, our cleaning guru is on hand to tell you where to start with a helpful list of five tips and tricks

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39 h. ago The key signs of autism in women — and why girls so often slip through the cracks

To this day, autism in women is still vastly misunderstood. Here’s why women and girls fly under the radar for so long

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63 h. ago Expert shares top five common signs of autism in girls that can be easily missed

An autism assessor has shared the most common signs of autism he sees in girls - including difficulty building relationships and issues with change

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65 h. ago You've been storing bananas wrong there's a 'secret' to keeping them fresh

A food expert has shared that one of the most common places to store bananas is actually one of the worst, and she has also shared some tips on how to keep them fresh for longer

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2 w. ago Still think autism is a 'boy thing'? Wrong: we're vastly under

If asked to name someone famous, fictional or real who is 'on the spectrum', most people give the same sorts of replies. Raymond Babbitt from the movie Rain Man is usually favourite.

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3 w. ago A Brief History of the End of the F*cking World by Tom Phillips review – apocalypse not

A gag-filled doomscroll through the history of armageddon demonstrates that, for some, the end has always been nighAt 9.45pm on 13 April 2029, you might want to take a look out of the window. That rock in the sky heading your way fast is actually an asteroid called 99942 Apophis, named after the ancient Egyptian god of chaos. Roughly the size of Wembley Stadium, when Apophis hits it’ll do to our species what another asteroid did to the dinosaurs 66m years ago.Did I say “when”? I obviously meant “if”. After all, as Tom Phillips puts it, space is big, and little Earth easily missable – despite the nominative determinism of what he nicknames Smashy McDeathrock. Plus, in 2022 Nasa deliberately crashed the Dart spacecraft into the asteroid Dimorphos, knocking if off course. If Smashy hits London, hypothesises Phillips, it’ll engulf everywhere from Camden to Clapham in a fireball and leave a crater three miles wide that “would have previously contained approximately 150 branches...

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