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Telegraph: How to separate from your partner while protecting your children.
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Five healthy weekend habits to balance out weekday sins
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Viral cleaning hack promises 'like new' air fryer
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The seven things only a sex therapist will tell you
Telegraph: Is your sex life awkward, unenjoyable or non-existent? These tips can help.
Diamonds and death threats: The business of thrifting
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Advice: I think my husband is wearing my underwear. Do I confront him?
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Opinion: Why fitness should be about strength and self-love not looks
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How foot strength can boost your health and prevent injuries
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Advice: Why do my in-laws help their daughter with her children but not me?
New York Times: How to navigate sensitive topics with your in-laws.
How can I get healthier hair? Here’s what the science says
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What to do if holidaying with new friends gives you anxiety
What to do when you start to dread the entire trip.
Six sex tips from Dr Ruth that stand the test of time
'Everybody needs to practise and work at being the best lover they can become.'
Seven tips to perfect your European summer holiday
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Make sure you click: How to avoid hating your wedding photos
Pro tips for choosing and working with wedding photographers.
Ask a Doctor: My partner of 20 years has terrible breath. Help
Telegraph: Dr James Le Fanu answers readers’ questions. This week: Halitosis.
Three simple ways to test your fitness
New York Times: Try these tests to evaluate your strength and cardiovascular fitness.
These science-based tips can help you manage conflicts in relationships
Conflict management can turn disputes into chances for deeper connection.
Male pattern baldness: How to treat and prevent hair loss
New York Times: What actually helps with hair loss?
How long does rice last in the fridge? And other pressing rice questions, answered
NY Times: Simple, common-sense guidelines to avoid getting sick.
Our sex lives change over time – how to talk openly about it with your partner
Telegraph: Sex can often be an incredibly difficult topic for couples to discuss.