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A divorced couple cohabitated during the pandemic - and fell back in love

Lockdown reminded this duo why they chose each other in the first place.

‘I took a DNA test in midlife and exposed a decades-old family secret’

Telegraph: The story of one woman’s frantic search for the truth.

The heart-healthy diet hardly anyone is talking about

New York Times: How the DASH diet can significantly lower blood pressure.

Memory loss isn’t the only sign of dementia: 5 warning signs to watch for

New York Times: Forgetfulness is not always the primary symptom.

From mountain biking to waterfall walks: What to do in Ruapehu this spring and summer

A trip down State Highway 4 for sunny activities in alpine towns.

A fancy new restaurant in London, staffed by the recently homeless

New York Times: How a Michelin-starred chef hopes to break the homlessness cycle.

Four daily habits to improve your gut health and fight off colds and flu

Telegraph: Immunologist Dr Jenna Macciochi shares her top tips to stay fighting fit.

Is happiness genetic? The psychology of happiness and how to feel happier

Do the optimists among us have a genetic advantage?

Nuts about nut butters?

Discover how to choose, use and make your own nut butters at home for a flavourful boost.

10 photos that will make you want to book a European cruise ASAP

Need some convincing to book that 2025 trip? Look no further.

Pippa Parker: Getting a boob job as a middle-aged divorcee gave me back my confidence

Telegraph - OPINION: An injectable boob job has boosted my mood as well as my cup size.

Your friend has more money than you do. How can your relationship survive?

New York Times: Financial disparities can strain friendships, but not all are doomed.

Are travellers falling out of love with NZ? Annual ranking suggests so

New Zealand has been ranked the eighth-best country in the world by Conde Nast.

The things people say when I tell them I don’t drink (and how to respond)

Telegraph: I gave up alcohol for my own complex reasons, but here’s what I say to people.

Annabel Fenwick Elliott: My ADHD meant I was unreliable at work – but it was also my superpower

Telegraph - OPINION: This neurological condition can be both a handicap and a blessing.

'Am I a prude?': I was refused a Brazilian after saying no to Ponsonby clinic's intimate photos

OPINION: A clash between consent and privacy at laser clinic over intimate photos.