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LifestyleYahoo Style UKHow to separate your weeks and weekends during the coronavirus lockdown
People are finding Thursdays and Fridays some of the hardest days of the week.
EntertainmentYahoo Style UKNigella Lawson feels 'twitchy' if she doesn't get six hours' reading time a day on weekend
The TV star also says she's often in bed with a book by 7.30pm on weekdays.
LifestyleAOLHow to make your weekend more enjoyable
Don't plan too much for your downtime - that's the advice from researchers. Several surveys have found people enjoy their weekends and holidays much more if they are spontaneous as opposed to scheduling everything in advance. Planning
NewsYahoo Style UKYour weekend lie in won't make up for your Monday to Friday 'sleep debt'
Time to rethink your snoozing strategy.
LifestyleYahoo Style UKTenerife beats New York and Australia in this year's most searched-for holiday destinations
As the year draws to a close, we’re desperately trying to squeeze a last-minute getaway in before the inevitable Christmas crush.But with festive flight deals invading our inbox, it can prove impossible to know where to kick-start our holiday planning.Thankfully, we’ve tracked down the 20 most searched-for holiday destinations of 2018 so you can finally cross off one of the hot spots you didn’t get a chance to see (or ‘gram) this year.Family favourites Cyprus, Malta and Benidorm proved popular in 2018 with Tenerife unsurprisingly stealing the top spot.When it comes to chic city breaks, Amsterdam played host to countless Brits alongside Dublin, Barcelona and Rome.Those itching for adventure were scouring the Internet for all things Aussie (we’re pretty sure Harry and Meghan have something to do with our newfound wanderlust).So if you’re itching to escape the manic run-up to Christmas, look no further for inspiration as we count down this year’s most searched-for holiday destinations from New York to Thailand.How many have you visited?Follow us on Instagram and Facebook for non-stop inspiration delivered fresh to your feed, every day. For Twitter updates, follow @YahooStyleUK.Read more from Yahoo Style UK: The most ridiculously expensive hotels in the UK – are they worth it?15 of the best campsites in EuropeThe best British destinations for a weekend away
LifestyleYahoo Style UKThe best British destinations for a weekend away this autumn
You don’t need a passport to escape the everyday mundane, as a plethora of picture-postcard towns and chocolate-box villages sit pretty right here on British soil.With trees shaking their leaves to the ground and coat weather upon us, autumn is the perfect chance to book a cosy weekend away.From Edinburgh’s millennial hotspot to the cobbled streets of Saltaire – these are the best British destinations for a 48-hour stop-over.So stop mourning the heatwave and get packing.Follow us on Instagram and Facebook for non-stop inspiration delivered fresh to your feed, every day. For Twitter updates, follow @YahooStyleUK.Read more from Yahoo Style UK: 9 of Europe’s most scenic train journeys to embark on now10 best Airbnbs revealed, from a tropical treehouse in Bali to a Moroccan palaceCosy city breaks guaranteed to get you excited for autumn
EntertainmentYahoo Style UKCosy city breaks guaranteed to get you excited for autumn
As we reluctantly put away our straw bag and trusty sandals for another year, it can prove hard not to reflect on what has been one of the greatest summers to date.But it’s time to stop mourning the heatwave, as autumn is one of the greatest excuses to book a last-minute weekend away with nothing but coffee-in-hand walks and lazy mornings by the fire on the agenda.From a cosy pod nestled amid Reykjavík’s rugged landscape to the hipster hotspot hidden amongst Amsterdam’s canals, these are the city breaks guaranteed to make you wish autumn would just hurry up already.Follow us on Instagram and Facebook for non-stop inspiration delivered fresh to your feed, every day. For Twitter updates, follow @YahooStyleUK.Read more from Yahoo Style UK: 9 of Europe’s most scenic train journeys to embark on nowWhy taking a gap year can be such a good idea after all 10 best Airbnbs revealed, from a tropical treehouse in Bali to a Moroccan palace
LifestyleYahoo Style UKSummer in the Swiss Alps: Why the alpine destination is a treat in the low-season
Leave your big coat at home, break out the shorts and embrace the Swiss Alps as a genuine contender for your next summer holiday.
HealthYahoo Style UKScience is basically telling you to lie-in this weekend
Catching up on sleep at the weekend could prevent early death...
NewsYahoo Style UK15 meals you can make in advance for the week ahead
Life is busy. Whether it’s work, looking after the family or just life in general, it’s hard to fit everything in – especially making tasty, healthy food.But all is not lost. There are plenty of meals you can make in advance to last through the week, freeing up your time for all the other important stuff that’s going on.Here are some ideas for meals you can make at the weekend for the week ahead.Follow us on Instagram and Facebook for non-stop inspiration delivered fresh to your feed, every day. For Twitter updates, follow @YahooStyleUK.Read more from Yahoo Style UK:Autumn recipe ideas to try at home now Have you been making grilled cheese sandwiches wrong all along?Prosecco is about to become a lot cheaper
NewsYahoo Style UK30 UK day trips for the Bank Holiday weekend
The May Day Bank Holiday is just around the corner – which means a three-day break is nearly upon us. Make the most of it at one of the many events across the UK, many of which are family-friendly. Some are also free and don’t need pre-booking. From music festivals to foodie festivals, kite flying to sheep racing, here’s our pick of UK day trips for the Bank Holiday weekend.Follow us on Instagram and Facebook for non-stop inspiration delivered fresh to your feed, every day. For Twitter updates, follow @YahooStyleUK. Read more from Yahoo Style UK:50 cities to visit in summer 2017 12 castles for a Beauty and the Beast-style stay
BusinessAOLPetrol prices fall with temperatures this weekend
Two leading supermarkets have cut their petrol prices in a bid to keep hard-pressed motorists moving as this weekend's predicted cold snap looms. Both Asda and Tesco have cut prices with Asda introducing a 2p per litre reduction,