13 h. ago 13 top Father’s Day offers, freebies and events you can still book for in Greater Manchester

Free haircuts, beer and farm trips are all available this weekend

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8 d. ago Cote offering special menu and free beer for Father's Day eat in or at home

There are offers and menus at the brasserie and with Cote at Home

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8 d. ago Women who drink up to three cups of coffee a day in their 50s may be healthier in old age, scientists say

The same healthy aging trends were not found in people who drank tea, soda, or decaffeinated coffee

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1 week ago Just 16 sips of common drink per day protects from DEMENTIA... and the beverages that raise risk

Scientists have pinpointed a benefit of a morning cup of coffee beyond an energy boost. Drinking at least one cup in the morning - a mere 16 sips - has been shown to help women age more healthily.

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1 week ago Specific hot drink helps you avoid 11 serious conditions and 'age better'

A major new study has advised people, women in particular, to drink three small cups a day

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1 week ago This incredible £105 Talisker whisky has just plummeted in price

This 2022 special release from Talisker is a flavour-packed 11-year-old single malt with serious pedigree — and Amazon has slashed it to just £52 while stocks last.

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2 w. ago The power secret: simple, everyday moves you need for a healthier and happier life

From preventing serious falls to being able to walk up stairs, it’s power – or how you use your strength – that will bring quality of life as you ageIt’s fairly well established that strength training is helpful at every age: as well as building muscle, it strengthens tendons and ligaments, increases bone density and seems to have protective effects against everything from osteoporosis to dementia. But a new study based on data collected over two decades in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, suggests that another physical attribute might be just as important – and it’s one that declines even faster than strength as the years go by. The good news? It might also be less uncomfortable, and even slightly safer, to improve. Also, it will probably make you better at table tennis.Power, in case your physics is a bit rusty, is force multiplied by velocity – or to put it another way, how quickly you can apply the strength you have. Sprinters, high jumpers and hurdlers need huge amounts of power; marath...

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2 w. ago National Hamburger Day 2025: Where to get a free or discounted burger

About 50 billion burgers are served annually in the United States

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2 w. ago Best whisky deals on Amazon right now, from Speyside classics to a bargain bourbon

Looking for a Father’s Day gift that won’t disappoint? These Amazon whisky deals offer big savings on great bottles – including smooth Speysides and a surprising own-brand pick.

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2 w. ago FDA recalls oysters due to potential norovirus contamination ahead of Memorial Day

Diners are advised against eating frozen, raw or half-shell oysters imported from the Republic of Korea

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2 w. ago Father’s Day gift guide 2025: 11 unique food and drink gifts to surprise your dad

Food and drink gift ideas for Father’s Day that dad will really appreciate.

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3 w. ago The Chronology of Water review: Kristen Stewart makes a traumatic splash with directorial debut

Imogen Poots takes the lead in Stewart’s choppy but compelling adaptation of Lidia Yuknavitch’s memoir of abuse and sexual uncertaintyKristen Stewart’s directorial debut, adapted by her from the 2011 abuse memoir by Lidia Yuknavitch, is running a very high temperature, though never exactly collapsing into outright feverishness or torpor. It’s a poetry-slam of pain and autobiographical outrage, recounting a writer’s journey towards recovering the raw material of experience to be sifted and recycled into literary success. The present day catastrophes of failed relationships, drink and drugs are counterpointed with Super-8 memories and epiphanies of childhood with extreme closeups on remembered details and wry, murmuring voiceovers. It borders on cliche a little, but there is compassion and storytelling ambition here.Lidia herself, well played by Imogen Poots, is a young woman who was abused in her teenage years by her clenched and furious architect father (Michael Epp) – along with he...

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3 w. ago The best Father’s Day dining spots in Scotland that will impress any dad

With Father’s Day fast approaching on 15 June, if you're still looking for the perfect way to treat dad, we’ve got you covered. This year, skip the socks and give your dad an experience he’ll cherish. Whether he’s all about a laid-back meal or loves indulging in exquisite dining, this handpicked selection of standout restaurants offers something for every type of dad, straight from Scotland’s diverse restaurant scene.

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