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If you buy one thing this winter, it should probably be a heated clothes airer
Dry your clothes quickly and economically with this heated airer.
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How to correctly de-ice your car this winter
Turns out some of us are playing risky when it comes to de-icing our cars.
HuffPost UKFeeling The December Dread? Therapists Have These Tips For You
It's the most wonderful time of the year. Except when it isn't.
HuffPost UK8 Gorgeously Cosy Interior Design Ideas To Up The Snug Factor
Because we could all do with a comfortable corner in our homes this winter.
HuffPost UK10 Ways To Make Working From Home More Bearable Right Now
In winter, we have a tendency to hibernate, but that doesn’t cut it with a nine to five.
HuffPost UKHere's How To Get Up And Exercise Outdoors, Even If It's Cold And Wet
Runners, swimmers and walkers tell us their failsafe hacks for year-round enjoyment.
Yahoo Life UKDoing this could reduce the risk of coronavirus transmission in your home this winter
It could become as important as handwashing and social distancing.
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You can now buy a heated bed for your pet to keep them warm this winter
It's described as ideal for cats and dogs with arthritis, hip dysplasia and other joint or pain problems.
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The 9 Universal Stages Of Going Back To Work After Christmas
The only solace is knowing we’re in it together.
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January 2020's best book releases including 'One Of Us Is Next' and Jill Mansell's new read
From Lee Goldberg's new release to Jill Mansell's latest, heart-warming novel, these are the new books to stock up on.
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The best DIY boozy hot chocolate recipes
We’ve selected the very best alcoholic hot chocolate recipes that you can recreate at home.
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Why do we need to pee more in winter?
What is it about cold weather that has us needing the loo?
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The trendy £28 fleece that will keep you warm all winter
It's time to add this to your winter wardrobe.
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Office a bit chilly? A heated mouse mat exists to keep your hand toasty
This gadget can keep your hands toasty at work all winter long.
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Fake your way to warm car seats with Amazon's seat warmers
It's a small price to pay for a warm derrière in the mornings.
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The health risks of lack of sunlight
A study has found that 1 in 2 London office workers only see the sunlight for 30 minutes per day.
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Turn on more lights to keep warm, research suggests
Experts say turning off the lights and putting candles on won't help you keep warm.
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The Heist tights hype: are they really worth the £21 price tag?
Are the fashion world's favourite tights enough to convince you to bag a pair this autumn?
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Tights season has arrived: shop Amazon's best-selling pair
The cold snap has kicked in and these trusty tights will see you through until spring in one fell swoop.
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Midi dresses that'll see you through autumn
From a purse-friendly Warehouse frock to the Ganni dress set to take over an Instagram feed near you.
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Cadbury removes the words from Dairy Milk bars for a very good reason
If you come across one of its limited edition bars, don’t worry, it’s not a manufacturing error.
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Kirstie Allsopp criticised for telling women not to wear tights in June
"I think women can wear what they like?"
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How to manage the cold in winter
Winter is well under way, and if you are one of those "always cold" people, you may want to try out some of these hacks to help you manage cold better. 1. Get your iron levels checked When iron levels are low people tend to get cold
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Britons spent and average 24 hours extra in bed during winter
The weather has taken a turn for the worse with snow and sub-zero temperatures already gripping Britain. But chilly winter mornings will cause the average Brit to spend an extra 24 hours in bed over the colder months hitting the snooze button.
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Woman allergic to winter has to wear face mask
A woman who is "allergic to winter" has to wear a face mask whenever she goes outside in case a slight drop in temperature causes a fatal reaction. Max Fisher, 23, suffers from cold-induced urticaria which can kill sufferers in extreme