6 d. ago A new study shows the ‘nocebo’ effect can trick us into thinking we have food intolerances, says Dr Megan Rossi

The Gut Health Doctor reveals how to impact your brain with food in this episode of Well Enough

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8 d. ago Dunelm bedding set is perfect for autumn with 'cosy' feel and 'great autumnal colours'

For a cute and cosy bedroom that's perfect for the autumn season, Dunelm's pumpkin print bedding set is perfect with shoppers saying it 'washes well' and has a 'cosy' feel

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8 d. ago Dunelm’s autumn bedding set is ‘just right for the season’ and ‘washes very well’

Dunelm’s pumpkin print bedding set has been hailed by shoppers for its ‘lovely design’ that’s ‘just right for the season’ and you can shop the full set starting at £16

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1 week ago Skiving detective is found guilty of gross misconduct after tricking bosses into thinking he was WFH by using key jamming trick on his computer

Detective Constable Niall Thubron, 33, repeatedly held down one character on his keyboard to create the illusion he was typing continuously during his two days working from home each week.

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1 week ago Woman who gave £700k to fake Brad Pitt and now homeless says she's glad she did it

Anne Deneuchatel lost her husband, £700k and her home after being tricked into thinking she was in a romantic relationship with the Hollywood actor Brad Pitt

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2 w. ago Woman, 26, diagnosed with brain tumour after she was fobbed off by GP who told her headaches were caused by contraceptive pill

Holly Worswick, 26, a previously fit-and-healthy PE teacher, started experiencing headaches and intermittent vision in February 2021.

Science

3 w. ago Britain's 51 best knickers revealed. YOU magazine's fashion team have tried thousands: these are the ULTIMATE picks that are comfortable, flattering, don't ride up and wash well

A good pair of undies has to tick a lot of boxes: good coverage, zero VPL and they need to look and feel great. Team YOU share their pick of the pants

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3 w. ago ‘Wellness washing’ is tricking us all into thinking we’re healthy, and it’s only getting worse

We risk losing access to the authentic aspects of wellness if we don’t learn to spot this phenomenon and call it out, says Emilie Lavinia

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last month How to Save the Internet by Nick Clegg review – spinning Silicon Valley

Instead of recognising that social media harms mental health and democracy, the former deputy PM and Meta executive repeats company talking pointsNick Clegg chooses difficult jobs. He was the UK’s deputy prime minister from 2010 to 2015, a position from which he was surely pulled in multiple directions as he attempted to bridge the divide between David Cameron’s Conservatives and his own Liberal Democrats. A few years later he chose another challenging role, serving as Meta’s vice-president and then president of global affairs from 2018 until January 2025, where he was responsible for bridging the very different worlds of Silicon Valley and Washington DC (as well as other governments). How to Save the Internet is Clegg’s report on how he handled that Herculean task, along with his ideas for how to make the relationships between tech companies and regulators more cooperative and effective in the future.The main threat that Clegg addresses in the book is not one caused by the int...

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