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This Valentine’s Day, Lola’s is celebrating love in all its forms with a swoon-worthy collection of handcrafted bakes, designed to delight from the very first bite. From beautifully decorated cupcakes to indulgent brownies and statement celebration cakes, each treat is made to be shared, gifted, or enjoyed just for you….

BRITS are being told to forget their protein obsession in 2026 – as doctors warn a new nutrition trend called “fibremaxxing” could be key to appetite control, weight management and long-term health.

his January, acclaimed Indian restaurant KOKUM in East Dulwich will unveil an exciting new Indian Roast menu, bringing a vibrant South Asian twist to the beloved British Sunday classic.

It was a gloomy Monday in January when a friend and I rolled into the Farncombe Estate. On a day like that, what else is there to do but pull up at a luxury hotel and surrender to a little rest and relaxation? Grey skies, quiet roads and no pressing agenda — this, I thought, is very much the life.

Whether it’s passing by bouquets, or happening upon some wildflowers on your local walk, no one can deny the impact that seeing beautiful blooms has on us.

Searches for UK day trips in January 2026 have skyrocketed by 302% compared to last year, as people swap airport hassle and big budgets for a quieter escape.

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A dermatologist is warning that many popular winter “self-care” habits, from hot showers to cosy scarves and comforting food, may actually be fuelling a chronic facial skin condition affecting millions.

Everyday life plays a huge role. Work pressure, relationships, money worries and health issues all creep into our minds the moment our heads hit the pillow. And for me, there’s another factor to throw into the mix: perimenopause. The result? I’m sleep deprived, grumpy and permanently hot — not “slightly warm”, but medium-rare hot.

Despite dietary guidelines, around 80% of UK children eat less than the recommended number of vegetables, with one-third consuming less than one portion a day.