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Spray-on sunscreen is convenient. But does it work?

NY Times: Dermatologists explain the benefits – and drawbacks – of this popular option.

Why women go off sex in midlife and what men need to know

Telegraph: Major dry spells are common, but there are ways to get the spark back.

Memory loss isn’t the only sign of dementia: 5 warning signs to watch for

New York Times: Forgetfulness is not always the primary symptom.

The best TV of the year – and the biggest disappointment

This year of TV has had something for everyone.

Do you really need to wear sunscreen every day?

NY Times: It blocks harmful UV rays but still lets enough sunlight through for benefits.

Back from the brink: A rare encounter with kōkako chicks in Auckland's Hūnua Ranges

'It feels precious – that’s what it feels like.'

Is Beverly Hills the most ludicrously swanky place on the planet?

If David Beckham can drop $2000 on a Burberry hoodie, so can you... (dream to)

'Ageing is never a pleasant thought': Cliff Richard on life, politics and Christmas

'We should simply all get together and say we love each other.'

What is reformer Pilates and is it the key to weight loss?

Telegraph: Reformer Pilates machines are considered the ultimate tool to tone muscles.

Ham, turkey or chicken - what’s easier on Christmas Day?

Everyone has a favourite roast, but someone has to cook it. Here's how to choose.

What I learned in recovery: The value of routine in tough times

Ten lessons from addiction therapy that help me make better decisions.

What to cook on Christmas Day that's not ham or turkey

Break tradition with everything from venison to vegan nut roasts.

Society Insider: Kiwi heiress dating Chanel heir; twins for cricket star; new TV couple

Ali Andrews has found love with Raph Wertheimer, heir to a multi-billion dollar fortune.

All the must-see TV for 2025

These are the television shows you need to be watching next year.

I’m slim, healthy and young – but I’m at double the risk of a heart attack

Telegraph: Lp(a) can double heart attack risk, even in fit, healthy individuals.

How can I boost my immune system as I age? Here’s what the science says

Maintaining a strong immune system as you age isn’t about pills.