19 h. ago The best supermarket cakes to bring with you to a Macmillan Coffee Morning

From M&S to Co-op and Asda, shop these showstoppers

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24 h. ago How a Tai Chi club turned movement into a Macmillan Coffee Morning

Sign up to Host a Macmillan Coffee Morning today

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4 d. ago Morning tea or coffee could slash risk of Alzheimer’s disease

Your memory could be sharper simply down to what you drink

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5 d. ago Morning Coffee: Lawyer on $850k spends $21k a month, feels poor. Private equity pay in London

Morning Coffee: Lawyer on $850k spends $21k a month, feels poor. Private equity pay in London  eFinancialCareers

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7 d. ago I drank kefir for a month and it made me feel like a superhuman – what’s the secret behind this gut

Could this fermented drink hold the key to better health?

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8 d. ago Book Club come together to throw a Macmillan Coffee Morning with a difference

After witnessing the incredible support Macmillan Cancer Support gave her university friend when his dad was diagnosed with cancer, Taragh, the founder of The Brunch Book Club, was inspired to bring her book club friends together to host a Macmillan Coffee Morning.

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8 d. ago Pharmacists reveal the five things you shouldn't mix with your morning coffee

Experts are warning against mixing these five things with your morning coffee.

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1 week ago What? They’re doing raves in the morning now? With coffee? At a cafe?

Daisy Dumas road tests a coffee rave in Sydney where there’s no alcohol and people dance all morning soberGet our weekend culture and lifestyle emailThe only ways I know to rave are festival-style or in the buzzed wee hours – the time between pubs shutting and trains starting. This means I’ve never walked into a cafe, fresh-faced and sober at 9am, with the intention of raving.But this is 2025, not the late 1990s, and people are possibly more questioning of the cost of partying on their bodies than they once were. So, coffee raves have become a thing. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago ‘The place is empty, a lot have left’: Ballymena weighs up impact of anti

Plenty feel shame at last month’s unrest, but mobs who targeted Roma families feel they got what they wantedSince Ballymena erupted in three nights of anti-migrant riots last month, tranquility has returned to the County Antrim town. The rioters, after all, got what they wanted. They won.Dozens of Roma families that fled have not returned and those that remain keep a low profile – they do not linger on the streets and are scarcely visible. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago I found a way to get a £400 garden pergola perfect for any summer weather rain or shine for £99'

It's perfect for a morning coffee, afternoon nap or evening cocktails

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3 w. ago Your morning coffee just met its match with the Club Lloyds perk

Bank on a perk-fect blend

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