- StyleCosmo
Everything to know about emotional abuse, what it is and how you can get help
Here's how to recognise the signs.
- StyleNetDoctor
Is carb-cutting the key to effective weight loss?
It's the type of carbohydrates you eat that counts...
- StyleMaisie Bovingdon
The affordable jewellery brands to shop this Valentine's Day
From earrings and necklaces to rings and bracelets, there is a vast array of jewellery items to choose from to suit every occasion.
- StyleCosmo
Suranne Jones and Martin Compston are starring in a new BBC thriller
It also stars Sex Education's Connor Swindells
- StyleThe Independent
Mallorca and Ibiza to crack down on tourists' excessive drinking
The party could be over for British holidaymakers heading for rowdy resorts on the Spanish islands of Mallorca and Ibiza.The local government is cracking down on “excessive alcohol consumption in certain places of the Balearic Islands”.
- StyleThe Telegraph
Axe-throwing, Viking saunas and Iceland's best chef: A spa stay with style at Deplar Farm
If I drew a picture of what a perfect holiday looked like for me two years ago, it would have featured a bar somewhere hot with palm trees and a social vibe. Not, I’d imagine, an isolated 18th-century sheep farm in the wilds of northern Iceland, where dawn is at 11am and dusk in the early afternoon – which is where I found myself this winter.
- StyleRefinery 29 UK
The Trailer For Normal People Is Here & It’s Really, Really Hot
There was a time, before the Zara polka dot dress when you couldn’t leave the house without spotting Sally Rooney’s second bestselling novel, Normal People. Normal People became a permanent fixture at book clubs, with many walking down the street, travelling on public transport and spending their lunch breaks speeding through the book as they became consumed by the heart-racing romance between two Dublin teenagers. Just like the book, the series follows the intoxicating romance between Marianne and Connell, two teenagers from very different backgrounds, living in a small west of Ireland town.
- StyleHarper’s Bazaar
Barack Obama shares the sweetest birthday message for Michelle
"In every scene, you are my star"
- StyleFrancesca Specter
We spend an average of two and a half hours a day on our phones
Can't put your mobile down? You're not alone.
- StyleHarper’s Bazaar
Duke and Duchess of Sussex staff 'let go' as Frogmore Cottage is closed
The couple are splitting their time between the UK and Canada going forward
- StyleElle
37 Best Podcasts Of 2020 You Need To Listen To This Year
From true crime to comedy, get your daily podcast dose.
- StyleAlexandra Thompson
Love Island star Amy Hart will 'definitely' freeze her eggs - what does it involve?
The former reality show contestant went for a “fertility MOT” after her mother, aunt and grandmother all went through the menopause in their early forties.
- StyleCosmo
The mental health condition that makes you feel detached from reality
For people with depersonalisation and derealisation disorder, it can feel like you're living in a dream.
- StyleThe Telegraph
Hotel Hit Squad: Great Scotland Yard isn’t as arresting as it should be for the price – except for Robin Gill's rustic, honest food
Contrived. That’s the first word that bubbles into my mind about this spanking new luxury hotel just off Whitehall. It’s not the only word – there are others more flattering, but it’s one I associate with so many new places these days.
- StyleRed
The 15 questions that can predict whether your relationship will last
According to a psychology professor
- StyleRefinery 29 UK
You Have 8 New Netflix Treats To Binge This Weekend — Here’s What’s Worth Watching
Netflix opened 2020 strong with the premiere of Messiah and Spinning Out. At mid-week alone we got the sixth season of Grace and Frankie and a chilling true crime docuseries people can't stop talking about. Today we’ll see the long-awaited return of pitch-perfect teen dramedy Sex Education, the debut of scary-sexy Dutch drama Ares, and the premiere of Tyler Perry’s newest movie, A Fall From Grace.
- StyleThe Independent
Irish Island advertises for two friends to live there for free and run a coffee shop
If your New Year’s Resolution was to slow things down and embrace a more mindful way of life, a career change involving a six-month stint on a remote Irish island could be the answer.Great Blasket Island, approximately four miles long and half a mile wide with an official population of precisely zero permanent residents, has advertised a one-of-a-kind job opportunity.
- StyleThe Independent
World's biggest mass migration begins as China prepares to mark New Year
Chinese travellers are inundating train stations and airports on Friday 17 January to take part in the world’s biggest annual human migration.This nationwide ritual happens every year ahead of the Lunar New Year as part of the Spring Festival: around 3 billion trips will be made during the rush, according to China’s transport ministry.
- StyleElle
Nick Jonas Chimes In On John Krasinski's Hilarious Twitter Exchange About Emily Blunt
The actress is getting all the blame for this one from her husband
