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Prince Harry knew naming his daughter Lilibet was 'disrespectful', claims author

Author Tom Quinn claims Meghan Markle would never have considered naming her daughter Lilibet to be anything but complementary toward the late Queen - but insists Prince Harry knew it was 'intrusive'

Daily Mirror

Meghan Markle 'hated' transition to member of Royal Family from being 'global superstar'

Meghan Markle was thought to be left 'disappointed' after going from being a 'global superstar' to a member of the Royal Family and being told what she could and couldn't do

Daily Mirror

Meghan Markle despised being 'second-rate princess' to Kate Middleton, staff say in new book

The staff member says that one thing that Meghan didn't enjoy at all was being compared to Princess Kate.

Daily Record

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Meghan Markle hated being 'second-rate princess' to Kate, say staff in new book

A Kensington Palace staff member has recalled Meghan Markle's reaction to royal life in Tom Quinn's new book, Gilded Youth An Intimate History of Growing Up in the Royal Family

Daily Mirror

Half of men with eating disorders don’t get any help: 8 warning signs somebody needs support

To mark Eating Disorders Awareness Week, Lisa Salmon finds out why breaking the stigma around the illness in males is so important.

The Independent UK

Over 20 children rushed to hospital due to eating disorders every day and it's soaring

Charities described the numbers as 'deeply concerning' with 7,665 under-18s in England hospitalised with anorexia, bulimia and other eating disorders over course of a year

Daily Mirror

Six in 10 older teens in England have ‘possible eating problems’

NHS Digital research reveals scale of issues, with even higher number of 20- to 23-year-olds affected

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Inside sick world of diet 'coaches' who give body-shaming insults to teens

The Sunday People investigation come ahead of a BBC3 documentary by Zara McDermott, which highlights the potentially dangerous sites on Instagram, TikTok and Twitter

Daily Mirror

Has calorie labelling on menus done more harm than good?

Amid reports that the government may do away with part of its obesity strategy, Saman Javed explores whether it has had any impact

The Independent UK

Acclaimed doc about ‘Queen of Soul’ Aretha Franklin mired in legal fight

When “Amazing Grace,” the long-awaited documentary of Aretha Franklin’s 1972 gospel performance premiered to sold-out audiences in November 2018, first in New York and then Los Angeles, the reception was euphoric.

Los Angeles Times

Conservative leadership election: how the hopefuls stack up against former prime ministers in terms of experience

It is generally assumed that the best candidates for the job of prime minister are people who have considerable experience of top-level politics. Ideally, this experience would involve having served in the cabinet and in particular, having occupied one of the “great offices of state” – chancellor of the exchequer,…

The Conversation

I thought I was beyond wedding day weight loss pressure. So why am I fixated on it?

With her big day just weeks away, Joanna Whitehead is feeling the pressure to drop the pounds

The Independent UK

Bob McKillop unplugged: Going 1-on-1 with the Davidson basketball coaching legend

DAVIDSON, N.C. — On Friday, Bob McKillop announced his immediate retirement from Davidson College. At age 71, McKillop left the job after 33 years as Davidson’s head basketball coach and will be replaced by Matt McKillop, his son and top assistant. It was the succession plan Bob McKillop had hoped…

Tribune News Service

NHS England spends £10m sending eating disorder patients to Scotland

A bed shortage for patients suffering from eating disorders means more than 100 women have been transferred from England to Scotland since 2017

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The Independent UK

Hospital admissions for eating disorders rise 84% in five years

A stark rise was seen in boys and young men – from 280 hospital admissions in 2015/16 to 637 in 2020/2021.

The Independent UK

Children’s lives put at risk due to waits for eating disorder care, say experts

Data has shown that the number of children and young people waiting for urgent treatment for eating disorders has hit a record high.

Los Angeles Times

After streaming's worst week, Hollywood bows at the altar of cinema

The ascendant business of steaming video, which has for years been seen as the biggest threat to the traditional entertainment industry, just had quite possibly its worst week ever. Netflix's stock got crushed. CNN+ got killed.

The Independent UK

Experts ‘concerned’ over new waist-to-height measurement guidance from NICE

NHS watchdog NICE says waist measurements should be ‘less than half your height’

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The Independent UK

Nikki Grahame’s death exposed a fractured care system failing people with anorexia

Limited treatment options and harmful stereotypes surrounding the mental illness are preventing anorexia patients from accessing the care they desperately need, Saman Javed finds

The Independent UK

Experts warn move to calorie-labelled menus is ‘problematic’

‘Calories are not the ultimate answer to defining a healthy lifestyle,’ says nutritionist.

The Independent UK

Why have calorie labels been introduced on menus?

The new rules are in place from Wednesday 6 April

The Independent UK

Why have calorie labels been introduced on menus?

The new rules are in place from Wednesday 6 April

The Independent UK

Experts warn move to calorie-labelled menus is ‘problematic’

‘Calories are not the ultimate answer to defining a healthy lifestyle,’ says nutritionist.

Wales Online

Menus across England change from Wednesday as new health rules come into force

Tom Quinn, director of external affairs at Beat, said the eating disorder charity was “extremely disappointed”

The Independent UK

Calorie counts to appear on menus as part of Government drive to tackle obesity

Businesses with 250-plus employees in England, including cafes, restaurants and takeaways, are required to display the information from April 6.

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