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I thought my opinion of Boris Johnson couldn’t be lower. Then he nominated his father for a knighthood

The former prime minister either sees the UK as his own personal fiefdom – or he has an ulterior motive, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

Nine tomatoes for £15? How the very basics became more expensive than oysters

Welcome to the ‘hungry gap’ – the time of year when salad days are months away, and there simply isn’t enough food. To confront this in 2023 forces a reckoning, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

‘People in the past did have sex lives’: Penis graffiti, Roman dildos and the secret history of ancient sex

As a wooden, phallus-shaped object found in a Roman fort is theorised to be an ancient dildo, Kate Ng explores the surprising (if inevitable) history of ye olde sex, and the historians finally putting aside their blushes and talking about it

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The carnival of hysteria over Nicola Bulley shows us the very worst of modern human nature

Bulley’s family faced a cruel sleuthing free-for-all. But a breakdown of trust between public and police got us here, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

Interactive ‘What the gut?’ museum launches in London with Activia and Dr Zoe Williams

The gut is finally getting much-needed recognition as Activia and TV’s Dr Zoe Williams launch the What the Gut? museum in London.

Evening Standard

GPs are under enormous pressure – but mine is still somehow brilliant

General practice is overstretched and chronically underfunded, but many doctors still offer an almost magically good service, writes Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

ITV This Morning doctor's warning of common health condition people need to know about

Dr Zoe Williams shared some tips to raise awareness

Liverpool Echo

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Brits favourite home remedies for beating the common cold uncovered

Steamy baths, gargling salt water, and exercising vigorously were all some of the nation’s favourite ways to ease symptoms.

The Independent UK

Brits unaware of key remedy to support defences against cold

New findings find that seven in ten of us are unaware that good nasal hygiene is one of the simplest ways to support their immunity against cold and flu

Wales Online

UK's top 20 'remedies' to prevent colds and flus - from vitamins, to wet socks

New figures show the steps Brits are willing to take to keep healthy.

Daily Record

Top 20 remedies for warding off a cold - including vitamins and vapour rub

Half of those feeling under the weather try to get seven to eight hours sleep a night, while a third take Vitamin D to try to ward off symptoms

Daily Mirror

Marie Kondo has finally realised what it costs to be tidy – and like me, has decided to chill the hell out

People who think they can master chaos don’t have enough children, or dogs, or interests, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

20 'cures' most people use to shake a cold include salt, ginger and wet socks

Hot squash and chicken soup also make the list

Wales Online

There are three types of tax-returners. I am in the stupid group

Spare a thought for those like me who have honourable intentions – but fail to meet the deadline every time, writes Zoe Williams

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Dentistry is in crisis – and I have an alarmingly wobbly tooth

The tooth is both supporting and compromising those around it, like a thruple gone bad. The impossible question? What to do about it, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

The one change that didn’t work: every dog is an emotional support animal – except mine

Dogs can do so much for you – but try one that isn’t a bald, psychopathic wrecking ball with a raw, tenacious savagery

The Guardian - UK

The offcuts conspiracy: from sausages to sweets, are we all just eating discarded scraps?

An acquaintance is convinced that almost every product in the shops is the detritus of some elite product we can’t afford, writes Zoe Williams. Could they be right?

The Guardian - UK

Menopausal at work? The government doesn’t want you – or anyone else – to get the proper support

A parliamentary committee made some pretty benign recommendations, only for ministers to nope the most important bits. Their approach is like a devilish trolling operation

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This is an era of plentiful, cheap, renewable energy, but the fossil fuel dinosaurs can’t admit it

For a couple of days this month, wind power supplied over half the UK’s electricity. You wouldn’t know it, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

What’s the true value of crypto? It lays bare the lies of libertarians

The downfall of the FTX cryptocurrency exchange proves how much markets need rules, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

I’ve been having drunken lunches on Friday 13th for 25 years. Here’s what I’ve learned

The knees-up with old colleagues is like a time machine to the 90s, transporting me to an era when New Labour was new, Covid didn’t exist and I was young, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

I thought new year predictions would be more fun than resolutions. Big mistake

In search of a family activity that is a little bit chilling, a little bit divisive and not that enjoyable? I have the perfect answer, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

What does Sunak’s maths plan tell us? He is already exhausted and out of ideas

The prime minister is running on fumes up dead-end lanes, writes Zoe Williams. Surely we should leave him to soak in his swimming pool and let someone else have a go at the job?

The Guardian - UK

Young people don’t hate their bodies because they are weak – but because capitalism demands it

From buccal fat to cellulite, anything innate to humans that can be made into a problem will create a market for the solution, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

‘I own multiple vacuum cleaners – he litters indoors’: what happened when four writers swapped chores with their partners?

Every household has its own unique division of labour, but one person often thinks they do the lion’s share. Would switching roles reveal the truth?

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