1 week ago Woman who followed a 1940s ration diet for a week reveals how she lost 5Ibs and it changed her relationship with food forever

Hannah Hall, from Nottingham, East Midlands, followed a 1940s rationed diet inspired by the food shortages during WWII for a week and it changed her relationship with food

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1 week ago Woman who followed a 1940s diet ration diet for a week reveals how she lost 5Ibs and it changed her relationship with food forever

Hannah Hall, from Nottingham , East Midlands, followed a 1940s rationed diet inspired by the food shortages during WWII for a week and it changed her relationship with food

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3 w. ago Britain melts in 34C heatwave: Health alerts in force as England suffers water shortages

The country's fourth heatwave of the summer will be at its peak today, with Berkshire, Oxfordshire, and the outskirts of London set to see the highest temperatures.

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3 w. ago London set for sweltering 34C heatwave and 'water shortage' this week

London set for sweltering 34C heatwave and 'water shortage' this week  Yahoo News Canada

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3 w. ago London set for sweltering 34C heatwave today as experts warn of a water shortage

The capital will see some of the hottest temperatures in the UK amid its fourth heatwave of the summer

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3 w. ago ‘Worrying’ levels of screen time means young people losing confidence to socialise in person, minister warns – UK politics live

Culture secretary Lisa Nandy says ‘majority of young people spend all, or almost all, of their free time alone in their bedrooms, online’Rachel Reeves will need to raise taxes to close a government spending gap that is on course to reach more than £40bn after a slowdown in economic growth and higher-than-expected inflation, according to the National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR), a thinktank. Phillip Inman has the story.Good morning. Keir Starmer is out on a visit today and he will be doing broadcast interviews. It may be the only time we hear from him this week, and there is no shortage of topics that journalists will want to ask him about. By the end of the day we may get new, or newish, lines on Gaza, the “one in, one out” returns deal with France, tax rises and the black hole in the government’s finances (priced at more than £40bn, according to a report from a well-respected thinktank today), Ukraine, the case for and against disclosing suspects’ immigration ...

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