3 d. ago Trump bristles as Laura Ingraham awkwardly asks if '24 karat gold' adorning Oval Office is from Home Depot

The president briefly addressed the decor after being mocked online that the decorations were similar to $58 trinkets from Home Depot.

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5 d. ago Transgender mum who transitioned from male to female SUES expert for discrimination after being mocked online for breastfeeding her baby

'Mothers and babies deserve better than this', the breastfeeding expert said.

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2 w. ago Michelle Mone savagely mocked online after resharing fake post praising her and husband

The Scots businesswoman reshared a gushing tweet about herself from a parody account

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3 w. ago Queensland STOPS transgender kids accessing puberty blockers

The first Australian state to deny puberty blockers for young transgender patients stands accused of stoking "Trump-style hate" after becoming embroiled in a landmark court battle.

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3 w. ago ‘The thought of not being thin for my wedding makes me want to die’: the new mothers driven to weight

The NHS warns against using GLP-1s while breastfeeding – for the baby’s sake as well as the mother’s. But how much does that count when they’re so readily available and there’s so much pressure to ‘bounce back’?Lydia* first started thinking about weight-loss drugs during pregnancy. “Everyone was talking about them and the advertisements were everywhere,” she says, as her baby son naps upstairs. “I remember thinking: ‘That’s how I’ll lose weight for my wedding next year.’”When Lydia explains that most of her life before pregnancy was spent in a welter of yo-yo dieting and body dissatisfaction, I say to her that I think most of us can relate. Her pregnancy, however, brought a level of body acceptance and contentment that the 33-year-old from Wales had never had before. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago ‘The pressure to get your old body back is immense’: the new mothers driven to weight

The NHS warns against using GLP-1s while breastfeeding – for the baby’s sake as well as the mother’s. But how much does that count when they’re so readily available and there’s so much pressure to ‘bounce back’?Lydia* first started thinking about weight-loss drugs during pregnancy. “Everyone was talking about them and the advertisements were everywhere,” she says, as her baby son naps upstairs. “I remember thinking: ‘That’s how I’ll lose weight for my wedding next year.’”When Lydia explains that most of her life before pregnancy was spent in a welter of yo-yo dieting and body dissatisfaction, I say to her that I think most of us can relate. Her pregnancy, however, brought a level of body acceptance and contentment that the 33-year-old from Wales had never had before. Continue reading...

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4 w. ago English quiz new skilled migrants in UK must pass is too hard for most Brits

In 2026, skilled migrants coming to the UK will need to speak English to an A-Level standard - but a mock quiz online has proven that many native Brits can't answer the questions

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