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Why we’re born addicted to sugar, according to a neuroscientist

Telegraph: Dr Nicole Avena has spent the past 25 years studying sugar consumption.

Budget-friendly caramelised pork bowl recipe

Try some traditional Vietnamese street food at home.

Duchess of Kent remembered for quiet life and service after royal exit

She gave up her HRH title in 1996 to teach singing in Hull.

Social media post sparks debate about 'correct' way to serve a cappuccino

Two TikTokers sparked the debate with viral videos about 'chocless' cappuccinos.

Nadia Lim’s personal 'low point' and building the life she dreamed of

The chef and TV star on her toughest 18 months and finding her way on the farm.

'Deep sorrow': Buckingham Palace confirms royal death

She was the first royal in 300 years to convert to Catholicism.

'When I was 8, my mother told me she was going to die'

How losing a parent young changes your life forever.

'Being naked in front of a new person is terrifying': Life after separation

It's hard and heartbreaking, but you can still build a good life after a marriage ends.

What to watch: 7 shows to stream this weekend on TVNZ+, Netflix and Neon

A boyband’s darkest days and your new favourite comedy has arrived.

Fashion, cinema stars hail 'love affair' with Armani following his death

Julia Roberts called Armani 'A true friend. A Legend.'

‘Who am I without birth control?’: Scepticism grows amid social media influence

New York Times: Social media is reshaping birth control perceptions, sparking concern.

Legendary Italian fashion designer Giorgio Armani dies aged 91

His designs became the uniform of Hollywood's power crowd.

'Nobody wants an ugly kid': British millionaire paid model to be egg donor

He forked out $114,291 to the model after spotting her on a runway.

Every family has a secret language. Experts call it ‘familect’

Washington Post: Young kids play an influential role in the creation of family language.

'Absolute dread': Former DWTS star slams social media scam attempt

Nerida Cortese nearly fell victim to a scammer posing as a celebrity's assistant.

They’ve dropped the weight. But what about the skin?

New York Times: Obesity drugs are leaving more people with loose, sagging skin.