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Genetics may be as important as exercise regime in weight loss, study finds

The more genes linked to weight loss a participant had, the more exercise mattered.

Opinion: The sexiest year of my life involved zero sex

NYT Opinion: What happened when I removed the option of romance from my life.

Can you cook a beef Wellington in an air fryer?

It’s easier than you think.

'Horrendous': Girl swallows magnet toy, rushed for surgery

It took only minutes for a young girl to accidentally swallow two small magnets.

'The end of our 17-year marriage wasn’t a blazing row or an affair – but a quiet dig at my parenting'

Telegraph: "With three children I didn’t think I could break free. I’m so glad I did"

British royal reveals unexpected family detail

It’s in stark contrast to Meghan Markle’s claim.

Kiwi tipster leads to woman's horrifying revenge porn discovery

The sexual images were 'incredibly graphic in nature, using AI'.

'Shrieked': King Charles' bizarre reaction to seeing plastic wrap for the first time

The monarch was shocked to discover this common kitchen item.

How often should you really be having sex? A sex therapist has the answers

Satisfaction comes from intimacy, not numbers, says therapist Sofie Louise.

King caught up in Aussie 'insult' row ahead of tour

Days before his visit, Australian leaders have been accused of 'insulting' the King.

I miscarried at three months and would have loved a baby loss certificate - Emma Elms

Telegraph - OPINION: One mother shares her experience of miscarrying her second child.

Can listening to music make you more productive at work?

It's a controversial topic. Some people swear by it, others find it painfully distracting.

Anna Wise: I’m 67, single and I’d never get married again

OPINION: Unmarried women over 65 are less likely to remarry than ever.

How to help your dog live their best life

Keep their tails wagging happily with these five tips backed by science.

Burns made her face unrecognisable. A human placenta restored it

New York Times: Placental grafts, long underused, show promise in healing wounds.

Why do we die? A Nobel Prize-winning biologist explains

Telegraph: What happens to our bodies as we age, and can we slow down the process?