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Twice, she nearly walked away from tennis forever. This year, she became world No 1.

Couple's DNA shock after 10 years of marriage

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How to fend off mosquitoes

NY Times: The easiest ways to keep mosquitoes at bay and stay comfortable outdoors.

The new bar habit driving pubs nuts

Pubs are telling customers not to queue, saying it's 'foreign, unnecessary and bizarre'.

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Nine ways to stop overthinking

Telegraph: Ruminating is common to many of us, but can spell bad news for your mood.

What’s the scoop this summer: Ice creams to enjoy

From nostalgic notes to new flavours, here's what's cool these holidays.

TVNZ's Melissa Stokes opens up about being mum to her ADHD son

It takes more than a parenting course to sort this out, warns the News at Six presenter.

‘Beyond magical’: Rugby legends wed in fairy tale ceremony

Despite a few setbacks before their wedding, the pair had the best weekend of their lives.

How our bodies can adapt to heat

NY Times: You can train your body to better handle high temperatures in just a few weeks.

The five ultra-processed foods cardiologists want you to avoid

Diet fads may come and go, but no-joke rules about our heart health are clear to experts.

How healthy is sweetcorn?

New York Times: Eating it straight off the cob is summertime bliss.