Tuesday, 28 April 2015

Under pressure? Follow our seven-step plan to improve lifestyle

The number of people with high blood pressure is set to rocket. Reduce your risk by following Dr Shahid Aziz's seven-step pla...
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Apple sold an iPhone to EVERY person in the UK in the last THREE months

APPLE sold 61 MILLION iPhones in the last three months, it has announced...
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Glynis Barber: How skipping breakfast and cutting out snacks has made me feel young again

The 59-year-old actress tells our writer how her new diet and exercise regime ishelping her to keep the years at ba...
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You can now donate to help Nepal from your NewsFeed and Facebook will match your donation

FACEBOOK has deployed a donation feature to help raise money for those affected by the earthquake in Nepal...
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A Magical Return: Disneyland as an adult

Here's something I'll never be ashamed to admit. I cried as the Disney Princesses arrived on the scene at the Disneyland parade just last week. Yes, I was positively overwhelmed by the scene around me. Both kids and adults shared the curbs of California in this magical place where, no matter your age, you are taken to a land far far away. To have the ability to witness such a spectacle and not melt on the spot would mean you have a heart of stone. When we arrived at Disneyland, we did have a young one with us. I mean actually young, under the age of ten. Somehow this initially made me feel more like we belonged there. However, after spending the day in make-believe paradise, I spotted more adults than kids making the rounds on the rides and queuing for a chance to meet the characters in...
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More children dying from diabetes in Britain than in other EU countries

MORE children and young people are dying from diabetes in Britain than in other EU countries, scientists warned...
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Top 10 facts about the Bounty

On April 28, 1789, Fletcher Christian led the Mutiny on HMS Bounty against the ship’s captain, William Bligh...
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Monday, 27 April 2015

Diabetes breakthrough: Nutrient rich snack bar cuts risks in weeks

A SNACK bar full of vital nutrients could cut the risk of diabetes in just eight weeks, scientists say...
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New drug to treat cervical cancer is first in a decade

A PIONEERING drug that starves tumours of blood has been licensed to treat advanced cervical cancer...
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Three Stones

SWAROVSKI ear cuff SWAROVSKI citrus studs SWAROVSKI earring jackets CHARLIE MAY dress Less is more, especially when it comes to jewellery. I often find the delicate pieces more personal as they play a small but meaningful role in your eclectic style, complimenting rather than overpowering is how I’ve grown to like my bijou. This week I’m teaming up with jewellery specialist Swarovski, to talk you through my favorite earring trends for summer. As you may know, I’m usually the ring girl so the new found love of dainty earrings is quite refreshing. Let’s talk about the ear cuff, a piece that would often get lost in my mane, but brings that little extra je ne sais quoi that peeps out at the flick of my hair. I’ve been preferring gold jewellery for quite some time, not to mention the...
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How much would you pay to live in a street with a royal connection?

HOMES in streets with regal or aristocratic names have a £50,000 "snob" premium attached to them...
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Facebook notifications: Everything you need to know about the MAJOR update coming soon

FACEBOOK is on the verge of rolling out a major update to its notifications – so Express.co.uk has rounded up EVERYTHING you need to know...
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Why diets are doomed to fail: Your genes are hard-wired to seek out food

IF you struggle to stick to a diet, it may be more than just lack of will-power...
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Person Finder: Google launches tool to track missing people in Nepal earthquake disaster

GOOGLE has deployed its online Person Finder tool to help reunite families torn apart by the earthquake in Nepal...
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Your next toothbrush could warn you if you have cancer or Alzheimer's

TOOTHBRUSHES and FRIDGES capable of tracking changes in your health through your DNA could be on the horizon, technologists have claimed...
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VIDEO: This is why it is NEVER a good idea to try and strap a GoPro to a GREAT WHITE SHARK

THIS SHOCKING footage shows a frenzied Great White Shark attacking a film crew after they attempt to strap a GoPro camera to its fin...
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