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My holiday from hell: I went to Ibiza at 16 – and am still haunted by what I saw in a bath

I didn’t see being a couple of years away from technically qualifying for an 18-30s jaunt to be a problem. But the booze, humiliation and a ‘mystery pooer’ made me rethink my entire life‘First the bad news,” yelled our lairy Irish club rep as the coach drove us from Ibiza airport

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Rachel Roddy’s homage to Michèle Roberts’ recipe for chicken saute with tomatoes and mushr

This Napoleonic classic is all too often overcomplicated, but this ode to the French-British author’s version is both simple and stunningA few weeks ago, as part of the British Library’s food season, the novelist Michèle Roberts, biographer Francesca Wade, writer Eli Davies and f

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What is cyclosporiasis, the parasitic illness causing ‘explosive’ diarrhea?

Illness surging in Michigan and other US states is rarely life-threatening, CDC says – but it can have severe effectsCases of cyclosporiasis – a parasitic illness that can cause “explosive”, watery diarrhea – have surged across the United States in recent days, health officials h

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DJ and broadcaster Paul Gambaccini reveals Alzheimer’s diagnosis

Presenter, 77, says ‘for now life goes on as normal and I continue to broadcast’ as he shares diagnosis received in 2025The longtime radio and TV broadcaster Paul Gambaccini has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease.The 77-year-old presenter, who has been a regular on the BBC s

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‘We know fans bleed for the jersey’: how Norway used fierce football rivalries to get more

When the Norwegian Red Cross desperately needed to find more donors, it decided to harness the competitive nature of football fansIn 2023, the Norwegian Red Cross had a problem. Data estimated that while 50% of Norwegians would be in need of blood during their lifetime, fewer tha

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‘Greasy, flavourless and bland’: the best (and worst) supermarket party cakes, tasted and

There’s no getting away from it: these are all ultra-processed, but which sponges are the life of the party and which are too sweet for comfort?• The best (and worst) supermarket dark chocolateSome of these taste tests – for instance, the oven chips one from last summer – surpris

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My husband no longer desires me, but engaging an escort has complicated things | Ask Annal

You and your husband need to have a frank discussion and decide whether you want to negotiate the next stage of life together or apartI’m 55 and, after being a dutiful wife for 30 years, my sex drive declined after a traumatic hysterectomy eight years ago. My husband was patient

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‘They said to me, you were the best sex toy we ever had’: the pain, pleasure and paranoia

From Hollywood movies to confessional memoirs, three-person relationships are everywhere. But is it really possible to keep everyone satisfied? Happy trios, bruised couples and rejected lovers tell allPriscilla can pinpoint the moment she realised that her throuple was falling ap

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Mark Foster looks back: ‘After my first Olympics, I was working as a groundsman, lifeguard

The former world champion swimmer turned BBC commentator on 5am starts with his mum, a Jaws epiphany, and why he struggled to come outBorn in Billericay, Essex, in 1970, Mark Foster is a former competitive swimmer and winner of 51 major international medals, including six world t

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Martha Lillard, last known US polio survivor using iron lung, dies aged 78

Lillard, of Oklahoma, contracted polio when she was five and slept inside cylindrical metal device to help her breatheThe last known US person living with polio and relying on an iron lung has died aged 78.Martha Lillard, who contracted polio at age five and spent most of her lif

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‘I’m not afraid of dying any more’: comedian Eric Lampaert on his amnesia – and the memori

In 2019 Lampaert woke up unable to recognise his friends, his parents, even his own name. After decades of anxiety, abandonment and bullying, was his mind just trying to shield him from his past?On the day his life changed, Eric Lampaert woke up and saw his hands. What amazed him

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Flawed disciplinary cases at work cost UK economy £28.5bn a year, doctors say

Poorly handled investigations should be treated as threat to public health and damage not just staff involved, report saysWorkers are being left burnt out by “poorly executed” disciplinary investigations at work that cost the UK economy £28.5bn a year, public health doctors have

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