2 h. ago How you drink your morning coffee could increase your risk of cancer by up to SIX times

Symptoms often include difficulty swallowing, unintended weight loss, and chest pain or discomfort. These symptoms can be subtle at first but tend to worsen as the cancer progresses.

Events

11 h. ago Running club Souls and Soles go the distance for their Macmillan Coffee Morning

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26 h. ago Your morning coffee is putting pep in your step — and making you happier too

The caffeinated bean juice triggers the happy hormone, helping people feel more enthusiastic

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5 d. ago Drinking coffee daily could help you live longer as expert says it's healthier than tea

Green tea has long been praised for its healthy properties - but a morning cup of coffee (or two) has some surprising benefits.

Society

7 d. 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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7 d. ago How a Tai Chi club turned movement into a Macmillan Coffee Morning

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1 week 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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1 week 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

Economics

2 w. 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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2 w. 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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2 w. 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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