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UK's Best Autumn Walking Destination Revealed

Discover the breathtaking UK region crowned the best for an autumn walking holiday, with stunning landscapes, charming villages, and cosy pubs perfect for crisp seasonal days.

Walking: The Simple Cure for Chronic Back Pain?

Groundbreaking research reveals that adopting a regular walking routine can be a powerful, drug-free solution to manage and prevent recurring back pain, offering new hope for millions.

When Do Babies Walk? Your UK Guide to First Steps

Wondering when your baby will take their first steps? Our expert guide covers the average walking age in the UK, key developmental signs, and top safety tips to encourage your little one.

Ultimate Family Walking Holiday in the French Alps

Discover how to plan the perfect family hiking holiday in the breathtaking French Alps. Our guide covers the best routes, family-friendly refuges, and essential tips for an unforgettable adventure with kids.

Walking to work may reduce cancer risk

New research reveals that incorporating a brisk walk into your daily commute could significantly reduce the risk of developing certain cancers. Experts explain the science behind this simple yet powerful health hack.

Walking faster may slash heart attack risk

A groundbreaking study suggests that increasing your walking speed and distance may significantly reduce the risk of heart attacks and improve overall cardiovascular health.

RNLI's 'float to live' technique saves lives

The RNLI has released a crucial video demonstrating the 'float to live' technique, a lifesaving method for anyone caught in dangerous waters. Learn how this simple advice could prevent tragedies.

Science reveals how to ace job interviews

Scientists reveal an unexpected yet simple trick to ace job interviews, backed by research. Discover how to boost your confidence and impress employers effortlessly.

Dolphins use sponges as tools to hunt fish

Scientists uncover fascinating behaviour in dolphins off the coast of Australia, revealing their use of marine sponges as hunting tools – a rare example of tool use in wild animals.

Walking backwards offers 4x health benefits

New research suggests walking backwards could be four times more beneficial for your health than traditional walking. Discover the surprising benefits and how to incorporate it into your routine.

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