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Are you a victim of friend poaching? You might not even know it yet…

First they’re your new best friend — next they’re hanging out with everyone in your group bar you. Olivia Petter speaks to victims of the worrying social phenomenon, and asks the experts what’s behind it

Evening Standard

Feeling left behind? Here’s how to survive a season of your friends celebrating their life milestones

LET’S UNPACK THAT: If you’re feeling out of step with your friends, a summer of back-to-back weddings can leave you feeling emotionally drained. Katie Rosseinsky speaks to the experts to find out how to get through it

The Independent UK

Forgive and forget? Both sides must be accountable after a family fallout

Prince Harry and King Charles will need to put past grievances to one side if they are to move on from their estrangement, experts say

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How you save your partner’s name in your phone says a lot about your relationship

LET’S UNPACK THAT : Sentimental nickname? A nod to your first date? Or something more business-like? Katie Rosseinsky explores how our partners’ contact names in our phones can shed interesting light on our dynamic

The Independent UK

The end is nigh! Experts on when it’s time to quit your relationship, your job, your diet and more

When is a friendship or romance dead? And is it OK to stop reading a book before the end? Here’s how to know when to give up – and what to do next

The Guardian - UK

‘They took the screws out my bed’: The everyday horror of living with a housemate who hates you

As rental prices soar across the country and the market becomes increasingly fraught, Olivia Petter explores the darker realities of limiting our flatmate choices and living with total strangers

The Independent UK

Introducing baby loss certificates shows the conversation around miscarriage is slowly changing

Parents who have experienced miscarriage can now apply for a certificate to mark the loss of their pregnancy. Katie Rosseinsky explores why this important development must only be the beginning in how we change the way we think of baby loss

The Independent UK

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The dark side of tracking your partner’s mobile phone

Tracking apps like Find My Friends are becoming increasingly common in relationships for safety reasons and logistical ease. Olivia Petter asks whether the technology is saving lives or fuelling paranoia – and potentially dangerous behaviour

The Independent UK

Want your kids to help around the house more? Try these four expert-approved tips

Make chores fun and set a good example – it'll make your family's to-do list a lot less painful in the long run

GoodToKnow

'You have to manifest a village': Meet the Londoners setting up run clubs and buying pubs to find community

Whether it’s with a running club or a pub quiz team, we all need a sense of community. Meet the urbanites who help make it happen in the big city

Evening Standard

Men stress women out more than kids, says new study - relationship expert and parents share their thoughts

Women everywhere are unlikely to be surprised that a new study found men to be more stressful to women than their children - here's what an expert and some parents think

GoodToKnow

Parenting and marriage is 'harder' than ever before - expert shares her top 3 tips for navigating your relationship as parents

It can be hard to get your relationship back on track after starting a family

GoodToKnow

Why do people 'ghost' each other? Everything you thought you knew about this social practice is wrong, according to new research

Most people think they know why others engage in 'ghosting,' but surprising new research shows entirely different motivation for the behaviour, that stands contrary to popular opinion.

GoodToKnow

The joys and complexities of planning a group holiday in your thirties

You don’t have to be a teenager celebrating the end of A-levels to go on (an invariably very boozy) group holiday. Thirtysomethings can do it too, and what’s more, argues Olivia Petter, it’s good for you. As long as you plan everything and, crucially, carve out plenty of alone time

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Should you let your teen go to a festival with their friends?

Planning will help your teen feel more confident – and hopefully help parents feel more secure too.

The Independent UK

Why is a friendship breakdown so much worse than a romantic break-up?

The rift between former BFFs Penelope (Nicola Coughlan) and Eloise (Claudia Jessie) in the Netflix smash ‘Bridgerton’ reminded Lucy Thackray of her own estrangement from a close friend – and the unique pain of losing touch with a platonic bestie

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20 trendiest toys for outdoor fun this summer have been revealed, and #1 is a playground classic

New analysis has found the trendiest toys for outdoor play this summer, including sporting favourites and more gentle pursuits

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The surprisingly important reason Prince George isn’t allowed to wear team shirts when attending football matches

There's some important thought behind his wardrobe

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I've been struggling to focus so tried the Pomodoro technique for a week - and it's been game-changing for my productivity and stress levels

Grab those timers.

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Nomophobia and your family: how mobile phone addiction is really impacting life (and expert tips to make changes)

How do you know if you're addicted to your phone and what can you do about it? We've got 16 signs of phone addiction and 8 ways to quit

The Guardian - US

Beer, vaping and scrolling: my bad habits make me feel good. What do I do?

Is there a gentler way of thinking about vices – one that doesn’t make us feel like villains?

The Independent UK

Buddymooning is the new honeymooning – so why are so many people against it?

The hottest new trend in weddings is to go on honeymoon not just with your spouse but with your mates, too. But what does ‘buddymooning’ mean for your friendship group, your finances or your future marriage? Eloise Hendy speaks to experts and buddymooning couples about a very modern spin on…

The Guardian - UK

The festive urge to text my ex has struck – so I asked a counsellor what to do

Boredom, nostalgia, good cheer … there are all sorts of reasons we send the ‘Long time no speak, how are you?’ message at this time of year, says journalist Anya Ryan

Marie Claire

15 powerful daily affirmations that a psychologist and psychotherapist use to boost peace, calm, and positivity

Festive frazzle, be gone.

Marie Claire

Comments about Sienna Miller's pregnancy just reflect our outdated views on motherhood in 2023

"I just find that judgment so one-sided. And it's so sad."

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