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Sign the royal family is ‘distancing itself' from the Sussexes

Expert warns the Sussexes are seen as 'unpredictable and unreliable' amid HRH loss.

Prince Harry's bold summit statement

The Duke has opened up about his life of 'charity'.

After splitting from his wife, Justin Trudeau searches for a new image

New York Times: Trudeau's 'modern family man' brand was integral to his success. What now?

The 10,000 steps debate – and how many you should really do

Telegraph: A new study suggests our daily target could be lower than previously thought.

Iconic Kiwi band announce big summer tour

The Feelers are preparing to hit the road this summer with a brand-new live show.

For the first time, there’s a pill for postpartum depression

New York Times: The pill may encourage more treatment for the debilitating condition.

The romance novel that reveals how Prince Harry sees himself

'The themes of the novel gripped the couple.'

Feeling depressed? Just a handful of nuts could help

Just a few nuts could cut the risk of depression by almost a fifth.

'Sanctimonious' reason mum won't get rid of child's lice

A concerned parent has been left scratching her head after a horror lice story.

Portion distortion: The supersized problem with modern diets

Telegraph: Liz Hoggard tried a 1970s-style meal plan. One huge issue jumped out.

Can your Saturday sleep-in really kill you?

Opinion: If so, then my husband's extra shut-eye is dangerous as well as annoying.

How you should change your workout once you hit 40

New York Times: Making a few mid-life tweaks can set you up for long-term mobility.

Is menopause changing my hair?

New York Times: Shifting hormones can make hair go haywire. There are ways to mange it.

Is red meat bad for you? And does the type matter?

Most of us are vaguely aware we shouldn't eat too much red meat, but why?

Four skills to learn that will benefit you later in life

Telegraph: Chess is not the only skill that’s beneficial later in life.

Welcome to your digital afterlife

A human life can leave hundreds of accounts and photos still online. So what do you do?

Why sunscreen is the only anti-ageing product you need

New York Times: The sun’s rays cause the majority of skin changes as you grow older.

A gastroenterologist’s guide to resetting your gut health

Telegraph: Dr Saliha Mahmood-Ahmed is on a mission to improve our health through diet.