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What does travel insurance not cover? Why travellers should understand force majeure events

Earthquakes, labour strikes, pandemics and floods don’t stop because we’re on holiday.

The five simple tests that tell how well you’re ageing

It’s time to start future-proofing your body.

'You’re not going to rot on the shelf’: Advice for dating after divorce

What it’s really like getting back out there after a marriage ends.

The heart health risks for midlife women – and how to beat them

Research reveals menopausal women could be at risk of cardiovascular illness.

How a social media post got this American family's $24k trip cancelled

Netizens are divided over who is to blame.

Six reasons walking is still the ultimate exercise

Telegraph: Improving your walking technique has many health benefits.

Nine foods that improve your brain health

Telegraph: ‘Nutritional psychiatry’ is the study of how food can improve your mood.

Inside Reese Witherspoon’s literary empire

NYT: When her career hit a wall, the Oscar-winning actor built a ladder made of books.

Is night-time the right time? The pros and cons of exercising after 8pm

Evening exercise offers health benefits but requires careful planning.

Unruly tourists tear holes in screen blocking Mt Fuji view in desperate act for photos

A Japanese town thought they’d solved the issue of tourist crowds.

Man jumps to death from world’s largest cruise ship

It remains a mystery why the man jumped on the first day of a 7-night trip.

ADHD in women and girls: Signs, symptoms and treatment

Telegraph: The symptoms of ADHD in females can be very different from those in men.

Potatoes: Mashed, roasted or rosti-ed, here's how to perfect each one

Three spud-tacular ideas for this Kiwi pantry staple.

Sustainable travel report suggests Kiwis ‘weary’ about making eco-friendly choices

Kiwis are more likely to not prioritise sustainability compared to the rest of the world.

‘I’m a divorced woman in her 40s with a fun and varied sex life. Is this okay?’

A reader decided to give casual dating a go on Hinge, but is questioning herself.

Why your people-pleasing could kill you in the end

Always saying yes might make you dependable, but it can also damage your health.