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The Most Common Snacking Mistake Seen By This Weight Loss Coach And How To Avoid It

It may seem obvious, but you should eat when you’re hungry

Coach

This Nutritionist Says You Shouldn’t Ban Crisps And Chocolate From Your Diet, Here’s Why

Combining a little of what you crave with whole foods offers a more sustainable approach

Coach

‘What do we clean the costumes with? Vodka!’ Inside Britain’s panto powerhouse

With 10 shows on and 1m tickets sold, Evolution are panto gods. But how do you work a giant? What will 50kg of glitter cover? And why did a bench almost cause a riot?

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Antibiotics can help certain bacteria survive for longer, research suggests

Until now it had been thought that antibiotics kill bacteria or stop them growing.

The Independent UK

Nose bridge makeup — the easy festival beauty trend to try this summer

Tired: eye, lip and cheek makeup. Wired: applying literally anything to the bridge of your nose. Here’s how the nasal dorsum became this year’s hottest festival look — plus five others to try out

Evening Standard

State lawmakers eye forced treatment to address overlap in homelessness and mental illness

Many of the unhoused people in Portland, Oregon, live in tents pitched on sidewalks or in aging campers parked in small convoys behind grocery stores.

Tribune News Service

When homelessness and mental illness overlap, is forced treatment compassionate?

Democratic leaders in California and Oregon are becoming more open to using involuntary psychiatric commitment to combat homelessness, drug abuse and untreated mental illness.

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Mum knew something was wrong with four-week-old baby after spotting 'green' sick

Scarlett was rushed to Alder Hey for emergency surgery

Liverpool Echo

Isis Hainsworth on new BBC horror Red Rose, the pitfalls of social media and working with Lena Dunham

Recently named one of Screen Daily’s Stars of Tomorrow, the actress talks about how anger has driven her career, the need for more working class voices in the arts and why she never gives her name in coffee shops

Evening Standard

Parents of young Scot feared she was in lorry crash after callous thieves write off motor

Emily Wood, 26, received a tearful phone call from her mum after they were notified by police that her VW Polo had been involved in a smash on the A1 in East Lothian.

Daily Record

Callous East Lothian crooks steal woman's car before writing it off in crash

She left her Volkswagen Polo parked close to the business where her friend worked and assumed that she would be able to collect it the following day only for it to be nicked.

Edinburgh Live

Florida dog rescues have little regulation, leaving consumers to discover new pet’s temperament

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — At one moment, Wesley, a 52-pound bull terrier, was resting peacefully with his head in Ariel Sackett’s lap. A short time later, with little warning, Wesley attacked, biting her right hand, right biceps and right calf.

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