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Advice: My brother-in-law gets free childcare from his parents. Why don't we?

New York Times: 'Meanwhile, my partner has been paying half his parents’ living expenses.'

10 ideas for staying hydrated this summer

If you find it difficult to drink plain water, these tips could help.

I used to drink a litre of vodka a night. Here's how I got sober

Telegraph: In 2018, Dave Wilson hit rock bottom.

The best time to get up, brush your teeth and work out – and why it matters

Telegraph: Keen to optimise your daily schedule? Here's what the experts advise.

‘Forever chemicals’ to be banned in beauty products in NZ from 2027

New Zealand is one of the first countries to ban PFAs in beauty products.

Feeling stuck? Here are five ways to jump-start your life

New York Times: Simple strategies to try when you're in a rut.

Six ways to spot a liar, according to the experts

Telegraph: Someone giving you a shady vibe? Watch out for these behaviours.

2024 Transformation: Turn bad habits into actionable goals

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How birth control is affecting your emotions

Aside from altering menstrual cycles, oral contraceptives can also affect the brain.

How to solve your own problems without going to a therapist

Here’s a common-sense guide on coping with life’s ups and downs.

Dry January is nearly over. Here’s how to raise a glass - healthily

Congratulations for finishing Dry January. Now here's how to ease yourself back.

Morrissey of The Smiths' health in question after cancelling shows

The musician is 'receiving medical supervision' and has been advised to stay in Zurich.

The surprising ways to deal with chronic pain

Many people suffer from chronic pain; what are you able to do about yours?

Seven rules of slowing down after 60

Like King Charles, I have no intention of 'acting my age' – and I might live longer for it