We need to ask the questions: Should children be eating the same as adults? And, if so, should we take kids' food off the shelves?

After visiting clubs and speaking to members, Shelley Bridgeman wonders why any women would want to spend their leisure time in such a testosterone-rich environment.

Gay engagement shouldn't be any different than straight engagement (after all, that was the point of marriage equality), but it is, writes newly engaged Lee Suckling.

Sally Hibbard spoke to a leading dog trainer and behavior expert who made it very clear that there is no definitive way to stop an attack, but offers these tips.

With high school and university exams fast approaching, it’s important not to forget about what keeps your brain firing. Dave Shaw shares his smart eating tips.

Reader question: My partner is self-centered and can often be cold and uncaring. Is there any hope for our future when this is going on?

Some slender people are essentially an illusion of good health. They're a ticking time bomb for a health scare. Here's why.

If spending hot summer days in a fur coat doesn't appeal, then spare a thought for the cats, dogs and other furry creatures that don't have any option as temperatures rise.

Most nutrition debate these days is fuelled by carbs – or lack of. Our fear of fat has faded and now we’re in a state of carbo-phobia, writes Dave Shaw.

So we do know that low self-esteem is going to be problematic for healthy relationships - but what to do about it?

Unfortunately, it seems Prince Charles is not familiar with the unwritten codes of behaviour when awaiting a new arrival in the family, writes Shelley Bridegman.

You may have never heard of them, but it won't be long before their efforts are making an impression on you, too.

Meat eating is a complicated business - although the beef medallions and chicken breasts perfectly packaged in the supermarket may not reflect that.

The problem with most bucket lists is that the items on them tend to be irredeemably shallow and pointless - such as streaking during a rugby game, writes Shelley Bridgeman.

Chaps, don't cave to obesity, diabetes and prostate cancer. Make better decisions, starting now.

How much does it matter if one of you harks from a liberal left position, and the other from the far right?

'I've heard the arguments against giving money to beggars,' writes Shelley Bridgeman. 'But if you can remain hardened to their plight then you're a tougher person than I am.'

MSN Messenger, later renamed Windows Messenger, endured a slow and drawn-out death. Next month, it is finally laid to rest. Lee Suckling pays his respects.

Sally Hibbard offers 10 suggestions offer tangible ways to support animal welfare and the protection of animal habitats through simple actions and choices.

A strictly raw food diet just doesn't make sense. There are too many rules and taboos to obey, writes health expert Dave Shaw.