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Mineral sunscreens are no longer the awkward alternative. From texture to tone, these are the formulas that finally get it right.

From the coruscating Amalfi Coast and the cinematic Saint-Tropez to the electrifying Ibiza, this season, the world's most coveted destinations are synonymous with couture extravaganza

In an interview with The Sun, the TV presenter also defended his sacked former co-host John Torode, telling the paper he is ‘not a racist’.

Dinsmore will join Whitehall as civil servant in top communications role after reportedly impressing Starmer during interview

David Dinsmore, who was editor of the tabloid newspaper between 2013 and 2015, will serve as a senior civil servant.

"There’s no question that in many of pockets of the Sun Belt—the epicenter of U.S. single-family homebuilding—buyers have gained a considerable amount of leverage," ResiClub's Lance Lambert told Fortune Intelligence.

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There’s something oddly luxurious about a lie-in. The sun filters through the curtains, the alarm clock is blissfully silent, and your body stays at rest. Yet lie-ins are often treated as indulgences, sometimes framed as laziness or a slippery slope to soft living.

Sunscreen is a daily essential for millions, marketed as a shield against sunburn, skin cancer, and premature aging. But as more consumers take a closer look at what’s actually in these products, questions have surfaced about the safety of certain ingredients. Some compounds, once approved without controversy, are now under…

It remains to be seen whether any paper will back Farage at next election, but damage may already be done for Tories

Lee Shephard, bar manager of Little Bat, shares three of his favourite cocktails to sip in the sun