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Lifestyle
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Britain underwent a baking revolution while stuck at home – but, from claggy loaves to soggy blobs, the results were not always a success
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How reading helped one woman switch off when an addiction to rolling news threatened to drag her downPaid for by
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During lockdown, gymgoers have adapted, buying equipment for their homes and exercising outside. But there is one benefit of the gym that can’t be replaced
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Professionals supporting families worry they may not be picking up issues such as mental ill health and domestic abuse
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Criticism after Christian Dior’s film for digital season features almost entirely white models
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The Guide email
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Working from home has been a chance to do away with uncomfortable, unnecessary underwear. And many women have no intention of returning to underwires and constriction
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Update the winged eye, plus a new way to get some vitamin C, and a perfume to go, says Funmi Fetto
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Chuck everything you need for a sunny day out into one of these bright totes
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Yoox collaborate with JW Anderson to celebrate an anniversary, Priya Ahluwalia releases her second book, and handwoven fans are the perfect summer purchase
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Britain underwent a baking revolution while stuck at home – but, from claggy loaves to soggy blobs, the results were not always a success
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If your green fingers have been busy during lockdown, you may well now have a sackful more broad beans than you bargained for. Here are some creative, storable, freezable ideas to deal with the glut
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A three-bean salad is perfect throw-together summer fare, and it will keep long enough for people to linger over to the picnic table
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A gorgeously simple, succulent and meaty curry. By Nigel Slater
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The Caribbean is a major crossroads of cultures, resulting in delicious clashes of cuisine, such as these tangy takes on corn on the cob, spicy, slow-cooked pork belly and a rum-spiked bread pudding
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In an extract from her award-winning book Jubilee, Toni Tipton-Martin explains how black cooks made them favourite dishes – and shares her versions
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Health & wellbeing
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They think it’s like being under house arrest – meanwhile, my sleep scores are through the roof, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams
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The Woman’s Hour presenter has written a book about her lifelong struggle with her weight. She discusses fat-shaming, body positivity and what happened when she had bariatric surgery
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Relationships
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My tormentor subjected me to brutal homophobic abuse – today he is married to a man and well thought of. Will telling my story publicly help overcome the hurt?
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You need to safeguard this child, says Mariella, as well as encourage her mother to open up to her about the past – and seek professional help
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It became an erotic fantasy: I liked my wife being on the internet, knowing only I could have what her subscribers wanted
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Could this be what he really wants or is it just a fantasy?
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Sunday lunch and an overnight stay at the Cow in Dalbury Lees is a joy after months of home cooking – even if it means hand-sanitiser, QR codes and no propping up the bar
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At The Ickworth, a country house hotel, there are restrictions but still plenty of space for activities and picnics
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Share with fellow readers your best finds in the UK’s less-visisted corners for the chance to win a great prize
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A guide to countries that UK tourists can now visit, in light of the government’s updated travel corridor list
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As an aparthotel, the Native is well set up for social distancing, but is Manchester’s wider Northern Quarter as welcoming?
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Check in at The Dixon near Tower Bridge … where staff are doing all they can to provide a bit of pampering while social distancing and keeping guests safe
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We discovered she was paying for services she did not use, but we couldn’t get free
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There’s blue cheese and classical piano in our pick of the best of the broadsheets’ cryptic clues
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