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Why I was hitting the slopes until I was 80

Letters: David Morgale writes about the sense of accomplishment he felt on the mountains, in response to Emma Loffhagen’s article on skiing being a waste of money. Plus letters from John Carter and Eric J Ascalon

The Guardian - UK

The hill I will die on: People who ski have more money than sense

Extortionate costs, queueing in the cold and potentially life-altering injuries? No thanks. And don’t get me started on the EDM après-ski hell, says freelance editor Emma Loffhagen

The Guardian - UK

Try these habits to reinvigorate your reading

Letters: Readers share their methods for getting the most out of books

The Guardian - UK

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Five Great Reads: living the Italian dream; the mushroom murders verdict; and Demon Copperhead’s legacy

Guardian Australia’s weekend wrap of essential reads from the past seven days, selected by Claire Keenan

The Guardian - AU

A ballet retreat in the Maldives changed my outlook — here's why everyone should do a hobby holiday

Swapping lounging around for learning a new skill while on a trip to the South Asian islands had a profound impact on Emma Loffhagen

Evening Standard

‘They add 10 years to my age!’ What happened when a millennial and a gen Zer swapped jeans

Young women wear their jeans low and ultra-baggy, while laughing at the ‘moms’ with their high waists and exposed ankles. It’s time to bring the generations together – if only to try on each other’s trousers

The Guardian - UK

Why an interrail trip around Europe should be your next summer holiday

As we become more climate conscious and long for a deeper connection with the places we visit, Emma Loffhagen takes on France and Spain by train — and discovers that interrailing isn’t just for cash-strapped A-Level students

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Oat milk, ADHD diagnoses and Diddy: Our most-read stories of the year

From the downfall of oat milk to the best and worst dressed of 2024, here are the most-read stories from The London Standard’s features team

Evening Standard

Step count, sleep score: am I in an abusive relationship with my smart watch?

More than a quarter of adults in the UK now own a fitness tracker. From compulsive step-counting to obsessing over sleep scores, Emma Loffhagen explores the hidden mental health toll of the new craze

Evening Standard

I didn't look in a mirror for a week – it was the most liberating thing I've ever done

After a long weekend without a mirror at Glastonbury left her feeling refreshed, Emma Loffhagen decides to try and replicate the experience in her day-to-day life

Evening Standard

London Marathon: 10 things I wish I'd known before signing up – and what you need to do to survive the run

From how to stick to your training schedule to pushing yourself over the finishing line, Emma Loffhagen shares her advice for taking on the gruelling 26.2-mile race

Evening Standard

Vajazzled vulvas, and group masturbation: my week at a sexual awakening retreat

Writer Emma Loffhagen joined 30 other women for a sexual awakening escape in Marrakesh — and discovered it was more radical than she could ever imagine

Evening Standard

'A ceasefire is not hatred': a day with London's pro-Palestine protesters

Hundreds of thousands of pro-Palestine protesters gathered for an Armistice Day march this weekend. Emma Loffhagen and Anthony France meet them

Evening Standard

OPINION - Inside the rise of AI girlfriends: Tech and Science Daily podcast

Experts are concerned that the rise of AI chatbot girlfriends and virtual online partners might encourage problematic behaviour in their mostly male user base.

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In Iraqi Kurdistan, Yazidi girls box their way to a new future after ISIS terror

After the 2014 ISIS genocide which left them reeling from the effects of mass abduction and rape, Yazidi refugee girls are rebuilding their lives with the help of boxing, art and music classes. Emma Loffhagen and Charline Bou Mansour report from Iraqi Kurdistan

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