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What your list-making technique says about you
From random to-do lists to ultra-specific shopping lists and compiling life goals, what you write reveals your personality
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'Your lungs open and you feel like you can breathe again': Why retirees are flocking to Scarborough
Scarborough was named Britain’s retirement capital, with more than one in four residents aged 65 or over – and it’s not hard to see why
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Charismatic capital: the spontaneous way to experience London this winter
If you don’t like to overthink your trips, but won’t compromise on quality, book one of these hotels with easy access to city experiences
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The royal regimental reshuffle: A guide to the changing of Colonels-in-Chief
The King has taken over the most senior posts from the late Queen, but who else has found a new position?
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A two-week half term is a working parent’s worst nightmare
As someone with three children at three different schools, I’m not at all surprised that an extended break has been met with protests
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The LTN tide may have finally turned in Newcastle
Recently the country has seen a rash of low traffic neighbourhoods, where the intentions are well meaning, but the reality is the opposite
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Dusty houses and no volunteers: How the National Trust lost its way
Volunteers, members and Telegraph readers love the National Trust, but many frequently find it exasperating
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How I got Strictly legs like Angela Rippon
Legs worthy of high kicks can be achieved with the right diet and exercise regime, as one writer finds out
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How I got Strictly legs like Angela Rippon
Legs worthy of high kicks can be achieved with the right diet and exercise regime, as one writer finds out
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Men like Joe Jonas are learning what it’s like to be a woman – and they don’t like it
Left holding the baby while your other half lives it up? Welcome to my world – and that of many others...
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Why Naomi Campbell is putting her reputation at risk for a deal with PrettyLittleThing
The supermodel is in hot water again after launching a collaboration with the 'unethical' fast-fashion label
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The rail chaos caused by the RMT is now beyond farcical
With yet more strikes coming up and yet more journeys ruined, all passengers want is to travel on time without spending a small fortune
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Ultra-processed food is killing us but we're too selfish to stop eating it
Our “me, me, me” culture has caused havoc with the British diet – but convenience food is a quick fix that we'll come to regret
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15 things I wish I’d known before I renovated my house
I spent two years transforming a building site into a family home – and it's safe to say many lessons were learnt
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I ordered everything on apps for a week in a quest for convenience – here’s what I learnt
We can get pretty much anything brought to our very doorstep, but is it worth the cost? One writer tries out instant life
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Keir Starmer should listen to his gut and scrap the two-child benefit cap
With our birth rate crisis, shouldn’t parents be able to rely on society to recognise our offspring as a valuable resource for our future?
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