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Olivia and Muhammad remain the top baby names in England and Wales, according to Office for National Statistics (ONS) data released this week.
Vincent and Ruben have entered the top 100 boys’ names for England and Wales, along with Stanley and Carter.
This week has been toasty (yet again) across the UK – with the evenings not offering much respite either.
With summers getting hotter and rates of skin cancer rising, it might come as a surprise to hear some UK schools have policies in place that do not...
There are two common themes running through the Office for National Statistics’ (ONS) latest baby name data for girls born in England and Wales.
There have been plenty of social media trends that end with ‘maxxing’ thus far – looksmaxxing, sleepmaxxing, jestermaxxing and fibremaxxing, to...
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2025 was the year of ‘quiet cracking’ – a term used to describe employees who continued to show up for work, but struggled in silence while doing so.
Everyone – and I mean, everyone – I’ve spoken to this week has remarked on how tired they’ve felt.
When a mother opened up about the “resentment” she felt towards her husband after doing the lion share of childcare, domestic work, and carrying...
While some might associate loneliness with an older demographic, data is increasingly suggesting Gen Z is one of the loneliest generations.
One thing nobody tells you before you become a parent is that one day you’re probably going to have to get your kids treated for worms.
England’s World Cup match against Mexico saw kickoff delayed until 2am on Monday morning, with pubs permitted to stay open until 5am to let...
2025 was the year of ‘quiet cracking’ – a term used to describe employees who continued to show up for work, but struggled in silence while doing so.
Families are opening up about the extortionate cost of summer holidaychildcare provision for disabled children – and the postcode lottery that...
If your mornings are filled with back-and-forths with your kids over simple tasks like getting dressed (school uniform is a real bone of contention...
The other morning, while we were cleaning her teeth, my four-year-old declared she was “fat”.
Everyone – and I mean, everyone – I’ve spoken to this week has remarked on how tired they’ve felt.
There comes a point in every parent’s life when their sprogs discover the art of whining – and boy, can it grate.
Olivia’s been knocked off the top spot as the most popular baby name for girls in 2026, according to BabyCentre, with Eliana claiming the top spot.
Almost two-thirds (62%) of parents say the ‘nestcation’ – or the family holiday taken together before children fly the nest – deserves to be...
Eating a balanced (largely Mediterranean) diet, steering clear of stress, and quitting smoking are just some of the ways to help reduce your heart...
There’s a surprising statistic I came across yesterday that almost one in five (19% of) teens are – or know someone who is – in a romantic...
Rice is delicious. For some, it’s also a bit of a health worry.
Those looking to book a last-minute holiday this year – whether in the UK or further afield – are being urged to be wary of fake holiday listings.
With Europe in the midst of a brutal summer heatwave, which has seen temperatures soar to 40C and over, a travel expert has shared some advice for...
After the UK set a new maximum temperature record for June over three consecutive days last week, many of us are now enjoying the cooler weather.
Eggs are an acquired taste – not to mention, texture. So it’s understandable that there are folks out there who simply can’t stomach the idea of...
Experts have warned of an ADHD “diagnosis gap” in people aged 65 and over.
A parenting coach has shared the two-word response parents can use if their kids are being disrespectful – and it’s surprisingly simple.
Experts have opened up about the dangers linked to trampolines and paddling pools when the weather is extremely hot.
Plenty of schools in the south of England are closed today – or will be closing early – due to the extremely hot temperatures forecast.
A rare red ‘extreme heat’ warning is now in force for much of southern and central England and Wales – and oh boy, is it hot.
I was sat on a train the other day and a little boy who can’t have been much older than four started to silently cry.
A rare ‘red’ extreme heat alert has been issued ahead of soaring temperatures in south-east England this week.
What springs to mind when you think of classic skin cancer symptoms? If it’s mole changes you’re certainly not alone.
The UK’s in the grips of a heatwave that’s showing no signs of cooling off.
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Much of the south is in the grips of another heatwave, with temperatures set to hit highs of 37°C this week.
I never used to wash my jeans inside out, until I met my other half who – it turns out – knows quite a lot about laundry. He was adamant that...
Heatstroke can be dangerous and come on more quickly than you realise. With temperatures rocketing, it’s important to know how to recognise the signs.
2025 saw sardines have their fashion moment (Vogue declared ‘sardine girl summer’ a thing) – and it seems in 2026, they’re gaining popularity...
If there’s one thing we all know about toddlers, it’s that they are capable of throwing some epic wobblies, over seemingly small things.
One thing they never tell you before becoming a parent is that at some point in their formative years, your little darling will turn around and belt...
Gen Z are utilising “anxiety bags” to help when they’re feeling especially anxious – or a panic attack starts coming on.
We’ve covered off mid, chat, chopped, choppelganger, tuff, six-seven (*takes a breath*) and dozens of other weird phrases kids come out with thanks...
The Met Office has said some parts of England are likely to experience heatwave-level temperatures this weekend, rolling into next week.
We’ve all been there: you’re doing a food shop on your phone or pinging an email to a colleague, and your child asks you something.
I’m a sucker for chocolate, cake and biscuits. Lord help me if there’s a brownie in my eye-line.
In the UK, tops come off at the slightest whiff of sunlight – I’ve seen people walking around shirtless when I’ve still been wearing a jacket.