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Latest Lifestyle News

Beaches in England given Blue Flag award

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More than 50 beaches were awarded the Blue Flag award after meeting standards

Tim Peake will represent the UK in space

Tim Peake
Tim Peake will be Britain’s first astronaut in space in over two decades

Win Laser Eye Surgery!

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Enter for your chance to win free laser eye surgery this May

Elegant decorative glassware from La Cristallerie

La Cristallerie
Get ideas for decorating your home and office

Number of children walking to school declines

Children
Charity Living Streets urged the government to support walk-to-school program to give kids daily exercise.

Tornadoes hit Oklahoma, US

tornado
Tornadoes have hit Oklahoma, reportedly killing at least one person and others have been injured

Chelsea flower show: how it all started

Chelsea Flower Show
Read on and understand the history of Chelsea Flower Show.

Scams: how to keep you and your family safe

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Grab the magnifying glass and look at the ways in which you can spot a scam.

Diane Abbott warns about masculinity crisis in UK

Diane Abbott
The shadow health minister warns about the impact of unemployment, pornography, drink, and drugs on British men.

Mobile phone can cause high blood pressure, says study

phone
According to the study, blood pressure jumps from 121/77 to 129/82 when talking on the phone.

Malaria mosquitoes drawn to human odour, says research

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Scientist said that mosquitoes carrying the malaria virus are more drawn to human odour compared to uninfected ones.

Horsemeat scandal & possible new vendors

horsemeat
Horsemeat Scandal may prompt supermarkets to look at local supply chain for beef

5 ways hospital fines may impact health care

hospital
The sentiment is understandable but fines may negatively impact hospital finances.

350,000 Britons with Dementia remain undiagnosed

old man
Government sources confirmed that Dementia diagnosis rate is just 45per cent.

Recent sun flare is biggest of 2013

Recent sun flare is biggest of 2013
NASA have revealed images of flares coming off the Sun earlier this week, with one being said to be 'X-class'

NHS 111 abandoned calls increased by 300% in one month

NHS
Around 30,000 patients hung up after waiting for more than half a minute for the operator to answer their calls.

Angelina Jolie has had a double mastectomy

Angelina Jolie
The actress has revealed that she underwent the surgery in a bid to prevent breast cancer
Recipes

Three-Cheese, Pepper & Watercress Roulade Recipe

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From 19th – 25th May it is National Watercress week. The recipe below is a perfect watercress recipe that can be served as main course or a starter.

Leek and Potato Soup Recipe

Leek and Potato Soup
Read on and get a simple recipe, which is perfect during cooler months.

Baked Sea Bream

Baked Sea Bream
Why not try a dish with ingredients that are similar to those in a Mediterranean-type diet? This recipe can be enjoyed all year round

Basic Pancake Recipe

pancake
This mixture is ideal for Shrove Tuesday, but remember you can have pancakes all year round

Gravy Sauce with Three Barrels

gravy
It’s National Roasting Month, try this gravy recipe to go with your roast dishes

Blueberry Pear Roly Poly

Roly Poly
Add a twist to the classic British pub dessert for British Pudding Day

Recipe: Mint & Yoghurt Dip

Yogurt Mint dip
Whip up this simple condiment that can be used alongside all sorts of recipes

Canapé Champions

Canapé Champions
Treat your Halloween and Bonfire night guests to a treat with canapés

Chopped duck livers on toast with a fried pheasant egg

Chopped duck livers on toast with a fried pheasant egg
This is such a simple, tasty and inexpensive dish and quick to knock up at home.

Easy over goose egg with caper and lemon crust

Easy over goose egg with caper and lemon crust
The size of a goose egg is slightly daunting maybe but served literally as a main course

Recipe: Berry burst breakfast bars

Recipe Berry burst breakfast bars
To celebrate National Vegetarian Week, which runs from 21 to 71 May 2012,
 

£90 fine for using mobile phone while driving

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The fine for using a mobile phone behind the wheel has increased. In addition, offenders will get three penalty points.

British gas use increased by 18% due to cold weather

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Gas use in UK increased by 18% last year due to extremely cold weather.
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Officials fear mumps epidemic in South Wales

Warning to parents over children swallowing dishwasher liquitabs
Following the measles outbreak, health officials are now concerned about a mumps epidemic after university students were diagnosed with the condition.

Meteor seen in UK night sky

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What seemed to be a meteor was spotted flying across the night sky in England and Wales

‘Sea monster’ found on NZ beach

‘Sea monster’ found on NZ beach
A ‘sea monster’ has been washed up on a beach in New Zealand

Obese men in their 20’s more prone to middle age death

obese men
A recent study suggests that men who are obese in their 20’s are prone to middle age death.

Police to use GPS to track dementia patients

dementia
Sussex police will use 15 GPS tags on dementia patients who regularly go missing.

A robotic insect makes flight

robotic insect
Scientists in America have created an artificial insect

Pioneering gene therapy trial starts

heart
Engineered “heart-healing” virus will be used to help patients with damaged hearts.

Dandy Vintage Grande Date watch

Dandy Vintage Grande Date watch
Looking for a great, vintage watch? Then, Chaumet Dandy Vintage Grande Date watch maybe just what you’re looking for.

Pensioners to be vaccinated against shingles

Vaccination
Britain’s major expansion of immunisation will include giving pensioners vaccines against shingles.

Bees: EU to ban pesticide for two years

honey bee
A vote has been held over the EU banning neonicotinoid pesticides

Prisoners to earn TV access under new rules

Prison jail behind bars in the slammer locked up
A tougher prison regime would mean no automatic gym or TV access

Universal credit begins in UK

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A new universal credit scheme has been launched in the North-West of England
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Soft drinks linked to increased diabetes risk
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Measles jab: Plans involve 1 million children
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5 Points on Tea-Drinking Britain
British Flag
UK Peace Index lists Britain’s peaceful places
nurse
Nursing staff levels concern senior nurses
children
Two million children at risk of measles
justice
Scientist Steven Eaton jailed for falsifying cancer data
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Employee quits job; Bakes resignation letter
energy bill
Focus on: Protect your energy bills for two winters
beetroot
Beetroot may be good for blood pressure levels, suggests study
Energy bills could increase, warns watchdog Ofgem
Do new 'energy efficient' appliances really cut bills?
wedding
10 tips to cut the cost of being a wedding guest
beer
The taste of beer excites the brain, says study
Men more prone to overtaking on blind bends, says survey
Men more prone to overtaking on blind bends, says survey
elderly patients
Hospices to be improved through funding
Leonard Lauder
Cosmetics executive donates $1bn to New York Museum
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Make the most of your next Bank Holiday
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Chemical found in red meat linked to heart disease
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