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Depression-related searches in the UK have risen by 24% in the past month, with rainfall hitting the nation every day this year.

From entertainment costs to extras spent on food and drink, the additional financial pressures of half term can soon add up, as according to data from Equifax, parents across the UK look set to spend £323 on average across the half term break.

The Sea, the much-loved seafood bar and fishmongers in Chelsea, is opening a bistro and fish shop in a brand new location on Pavilion Road, across from its original outpost.

Families planning to go on a road trip this half-term break are being told of some of the most scenic coastal routes across the UK. 

Minestrone-Eh? Why So Many Brits Are Confused About This Classic Italian Soup As we continue to embrace soup season, the nation is turning to classic winter warmers to beat the cold. However, new research from Crosse & Blackwell reveals that many Brits are scratching their heads when it comes to the classic…

I actually find joy in cooking. I find it relaxing and therapeutic, so I don’t tend to go in for loads of shortcut gadgets. Of course, I have a toaster and a kettle and all the usual bits, but I’ve always steered clear of bread makers, steamers, pressure cookers and the like. I hate the clutter, and it all just feels a bit excessive.

There’s nothing more comforting than stepping into a steamy, piping-hot shower in winter. Add the central heating turned up at home, and the colder months suddenly feel far more bearable. However, it might be silently doing untold harm to your skin.

Fitness virality in 2026 isn’t being driven by extreme gym culture or elite athletes. It’s being driven by one simple walking formula people can actually stick to.

Stressed, tired and desperate for a break, millions of Brits are rethinking how they holiday, with new research revealing that travel is increasingly being used as a vital mental health reset rather than a luxury.

The Water Collection is designed to hydrate, calm and rebalance, making it ideal for dehydrated, sensitive or stressed skin — whether that’s down to environmental factors, hormonal changes, travel, or simply the British climate doing what it does best.