3 h. ago Here’s how to cut down on trans fats without changing your lifestyle

For many people, cooking every meal from scratch isn’t practical, affordable or enjoyable

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4 h. ago This Morning guest chokes back tears after ITV show saved family's life

A This Morning guest revealed how the show saved her life during Wednesday's broadcast

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4 h. ago I’m a liver specialist. Here’s the truth about four common detoxes

From juice cleanses and detox teas to charcoal capsules and liver resets, here is the inconvenient truth

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4 h. ago This Morning guest chokes back tears as she announces 'ITV show saved my family's life'

A This Morning guest shared their remarkable story at the start of Wednesday's live show

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5 h. ago ‘My story gave us hope’: Woman conceived by IVF has her own miracle baby

Lauren Gadsby welcomed her baby girl Hollie via IVF just before Christmas 2025

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6 h. ago What is SMA? The rare genetic condition that Jesy Nelson’s twins have

Former Little Mix star revealed her twin daughters had been diagnosed with Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) Type 1

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6 h. ago ‘Like Jesy Nelson’s twins, I have SMA. I want to show you can live a full life and be disabled’

Kelly Gordon, 36, was diagnosed with Spinal Muscular Atrophy Type 3 aged 2

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9 h. ago What to know about glaucoma as cases expected to spike to 1.6 million

There are lots different types of glaucoma

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15 h. ago What is glaucoma and what are the main symptoms to look out for?

Cases of this eye condition are expected to increase to 1.6 million in the UK by 2060.

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17 h. ago These four canned foods can give you the protein kick you need without breaking the bank

Americans are already eating around 20 percent more protein than is recommended a day

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19 h. ago Therapists give their expert verdict on Brooklyn Beckham's bombshell Instagram post disowning his family: 'This is an all out assault... there is no kindness for his parents or siblings'

Families feud, it's a fact of life: But not everyone disowns their parents with a scathing open letter read by millions of people across the world.

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23 h. ago Like Brooklyn Beckham, I don’t want to reconcile with my family

Brooklyn Beckham has gone nuclear by spilling the beans on his not-so-perfect family, but Charlotte Cripps, who is also estranged from her own, says it’s the best decision he could make

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27 h. ago One in four people grind or clench their teeth. Here’s how to stop it

Mild, occasional grinding or clenching isn’t usually a problem, but can become painful

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28 h. ago This is why bike lanes are so divisive, according to the experts

Cycle lanes are good for the environment - so why do they cause such annoyance? Wouter Poortinga, Dimitrios Xenias and Dimitris Potoglou take a look

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47 h. ago Why nutrition experts are wary of Trump’s new protein guidelines

The guidance — including a new food pyramid — emphasizes red meat, whole milk and other animal sources of protein, while downplaying plant-based offerings

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47 h. ago Families living in Britain's worst town for quality of life say it's like living in a 'real

Walsall, in the West Midlands, was ranked the most deprived place in the UK in the Demos-PwC Good Growth for Cities Index 2025.

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52 h. ago America’s new food pyramid hopes to change how the country eats

The US’s new food pyramid is causing a stir reports Cathal O'Hara and Gráinne Kent

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54 h. ago Some people are more likely to get ‘hangry’ than others. This is why

People respond differently to being hungry - Nils Kroemer reveals why

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54 h. ago Blue Monday is fake but the winter blues are not. Here’s some tips for getting through it

Blue Monday may have been debunked, but seasonal affective disorder is very real writes Joanna Pozzulo

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56 h. ago Seeds review – stunning film following struggling Black farmers in the American south

Shot in black-and-white over seven years, Brittany Shyne’s film is poetic and political in its portrayal of families fighting to maintain a vanishing way of life Brittany Shyne’s stunning documentary observes Black farmers in the American south over the course of seven years, and portrays the beauty and the hardships of working with the land. The black-and-white cinematography lends a visual sumptuousness to the rituals of harvest: we see giant machines extracting cotton buds from open bolls, leaving behind a whirl of white fluffs fluttering in the air. The painful legacy of slavery in the country means that the choreography of farm work is rich with poetic and political meaning. Owning land is more than an economic matter; it also allows for autonomy of labour and preservation of heritage, to be passed on to future generations.Hardworking as the farmers are, however, systematic discrimination continues to hinder their financial security. While their white neighbours have easy acces...

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