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Hot and wet play explained as schools stop kids from going outside during heatwaves
What are wet and hot play rules, and why are some UK schools keeping children indoors during break time? Here's everything ...
Can you reheat rice?
Always reheat rice until it’s steaming hot all the way through – at least 75C. Stir it partway through heating to make sure ...
What your handwriting says about you, according to an expert
In a digital age, the art of handwriting is arguably a dying one – so much so that the education secretary has this week set ...
I thought it looked like I had survived a fire, then I learned about Topical Steroid Withdrawal
A woman says a steroid cream left her in pain so severe, she now wants to raise awareness of the condition behind it.
Amanda Anisimova's Nephew Is Cheering Her on at Wimbledon
Amanda Anisimova, the last American woman standing at Wimbledon 2025, will face World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka in the semifinals ...
50 Amazon Prime Day deals actually worth buying, according to experts
Prime Day 2025 is here, and we've carefully browsed through the sale to bring you only the best deals available to shop from ...
20 Extremely Rare, Mind-Blowing Photos From The 1950s That Show How Wildly Different Things Used To Be
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Ever fallen asleep in public like Hugh Grant at Wimbledon? This is what it could mean
"Our circadian rhythm is an underlying, physiological ebbing and flowing that drives almost everything," Professor Morgan explains. "It drives our sleep, fullness and wakefulness. It drives most of ...