‘I lost 25 kilos in six months with these lifestyle changes’
From Midlife Fitness Files: The Telegraph’s health series, where we glean advice from midlifers as they talk us through their weekly regime
Unmissable features, opinions and experiences from across The Telegraph’s lifestyle sections
From Midlife Fitness Files: The Telegraph’s health series, where we glean advice from midlifers as they talk us through their weekly regime
Our Marriage Diaries column, in which people bare secret thoughts about their relationships, is published online every Monday
With cases of Type 2 diabetes doubling in just five years, a generation is faced with an alarming health crisis – but how do we solve it?
There are many triggers for unhealthy and indefensible shopping trips – here are the pitfalls to watch out for
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The sharpest voices and wittiest writers on the biggest talking points
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Expert views, useful guidance and essential hacks for a better life
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Joy-giving sunflowers can add colour and a pop of brightness to your green space. Our gardening columnist talks us through
Bamboo can be a striking feature in any garden, but are they easy to manage? Our gardening expert weighs in
Anonymous confessions on a range of relationship flashpoints. Published every Monday at 12pm
The Lib Dem leader has joined the ranks of slimmed-down politicians thanks to a diet of kimchi, kefir and cauliflower
Dr Morgan Levine, Yale scientist and anti-ageing specialist, reveals four ways you can beat the clock and improve your health
Substantial, in-depth accounts that go behind the headlines
Ten years on, the murder of a British family remains unsolved - and the lead UK detective says that the investigation was 'damaged by egos'