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Is it a bad idea to exercise before bed?

New York Times: Here’s how a nighttime workout can affect your sleep.

‘Dystopian’: Skincare for 4-year-olds gets an icy reception

New York Times: Kids' skincare has become a robust product category – and a battleground.

Was Robbie Williams right? Can weight loss drugs really affect your eyesight?

The singer says GLP-1s made his eyesight worse – here's what the experts say.

Ex-MI6 boss calls for Andrew inquiry

Sir Alex Younger says UK must ‘pursue this until we have answers’.

Would your partner pass the ‘bird test’? It’s complicated, experts say

Washington Post: Relationship experiments popular on TikTok aren't foolproof.

Losing respect: How nursing education shapes ageist attitudes

Student nurses say early aged-care placements shaped their career choices.

Society Insider: Billionaire Jillian Friedlander dines with British royalty; Inside Deepak Chopra's celebrity spiritual retreat... in Antarctica

Plus, Rich Lister Mark Francis and Kiwi actor Karl Urban spotted at Sydney's polo opener.

5 common mistakes grandparents make, according to a paediatrician

Washington Post: Tension over parenting decisions is common. Here’s how to resolve it.

Andrew seen for first time since being stripped of titles

His appearance comes after losing all royal titles on October 17.

Ali Williams: 'This is the best city in the world, but we're ruining it'

The former All Black believes Auckland is being held back.

What to do if you hate your son's girlfriend (and she can't stand you)

Telegraph: Relationships between the two key women in a man’s life can be fraught.

What sleep experts do when they can’t nod off

Telegraph: From white noise to cherry juice, here are bedtime habits that really work.

One bed, two blankets: Putting the Scandinavian sleep method to the test

Washington Post: If you sleep with a cover hog, this might be for you.

The secrets of a healthy snack

New York Times: These expert tips will help satisfy every craving.

25-year-old Australian woman approved for assisted dying

Approved for voluntary assisted dying, she says it brings her calm and control.

She was diagnosed with cancer twice. Here’s what she's learned

"I'd never wish it upon anybody... but I do thank cancer every day."