Lifestyle
Lifestyle
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Escalating tensions need to be halted so getting help is essential, says Mariella
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Couples are having virtual toasts with friends and family during the pandemic after the state announced it was legalising video wedding ceremonies
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A creamy, garlicky roast chicken with a punchy salad, followed by an ingenious take on the classic jam roly-poly
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I would argue strongly in defence of thinking about extremely stupid stuff that has nothing to do with the current hellishness
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Locked down with your family? Want to impress the kids with a technique Canaletto used in 18th-century Venice? Our writer goes through the pinhole
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The Guide email
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Sales of sweatpants soar as leading fashionistas embrace the joys of an elasticated waistline in their working-from-home outfits
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The former Vogue editor is predictably good on handbags, bikinis and little black dresses. But don’t expect any juicy tittle-tattle
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Add a healthy glow to your look with a touch of bronzer. You may not have been on holiday, but your face can still look as if you have
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Whether it’s printed and high-necked or floral and ruffled, brighten your lockdown by dressing up to stay in
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A creamy, garlicky roast chicken with a punchy salad, followed by an ingenious take on the classic jam roly-poly
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Gujarati dhokli meets Italian vignole to create a warming taste of spring
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From ‘macaroon’ porridge to ‘magic’ pizza, four nifty and nutritious dishes for kids that will delight their grown-ups, too
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Old bruised fruit, flax or chia seeds, psyllium husks and bean cooking water can all take the place of eggs in baking. Here’s how, in a recipe for choc cookies
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It’s French toast, but not as you know it, with a distinctly Australian spin thanks to the coconut sugar coating
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Vinegar is an unsung hero of the kitchen, as proven by these any-way lentils, and speedy, any-veg pickle
The last taboo
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Health & wellbeing
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Slow as I was, it wasn’t until I caught my reflection in a shop window that I realised something was wrong, says Guardian columnist Adrian Chiles
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Touch is essential to our wellbeing, from the time we are babies. It’s how we transmit meaning, care, love and community. Our sudden loss of it has been agonising
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Relationships
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I am now at an age when I want a career and to settle down and start a family, but I am afraid of rejection
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Escalating tensions need to be halted so getting help is essential, says Mariella
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I want her to understand the ‘mechanics’, but also to understand that it’s about love and fun. And I don’t want to just give her a book
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You can experience the city’s culture from your computer, says Hans Rooseboom, curator of photography at the Rijksmuseum
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In 1988 Abramović and Ulay trekked from opposite ends of the wall to meet in the middle, but this Herculean piece of performance art was doomed from the start
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Jane Dunford, who is self-isolating alone, finds this interactive virtual holiday a great way to meet people and exercise
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Streaming means we can tune into breakfast shows, travel bulletins and local gossip on every continent – and revel in radio’s ability to create a sense of community
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Can you name the world’s highest, southernmost and most Michelin-starred cities? Take our quiz and find out
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Words on a page can bring the world to life. Readers select the travel books and novels that made them go out and discover it by sparking their imaginations
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Our two 10-year-olds are asking for new games – but I’m wondering if there’s a less costly alternative
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The setter Paul has completed his first 25 years of Guardian puzzles with what he calls ‘the smile factor’
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