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UK's No-Lo Beer Boom: Taste & Tech in 2026

Explore the UK's booming no- and low-alcohol beer scene. From Guinness 0.0 to craft innovations, discover how Dry January is driving a tastier, tech-powered sober revolution.

Dry January: Why Most Brits Fail the Challenge

A staggering 17.5 million Britons planned a Dry January, but most will fail. Experts reveal the psychology behind success and practical tips to stay alcohol-free. Learn how to make it stick.

Met Office: 2025 was UK's warmest year on record

The Met Office confirms 2025 as the UK's hottest year since 1884, with record sunshine and heatwaves. Experts link the trend directly to human-induced climate change. Read the full analysis.

1 in 10 UK Workers Plan to Quit Their Job This Month

A major survey reveals a wave of career discontent in the UK, with 10% of workers planning to quit this month and 41% wanting a career overhaul. Discover the causes and the push for education reform.

Top Non-Alcoholic Drinks for Dry January 2024

Skip the hangover, not the flavour. Discover the best non-alcoholic and low-alcohol drinks for Dry January, from premium sparkling wine to a Coachella-favourite spritz.

Best Alcohol-Free Drinks for Dry January

Skip the struggle this Dry January. Our expert taste test reveals the top five no-and-low alcohol drinks, from premium fizz to juicy reds, that are actually worth buying.

2025 Confirmed as UK's Warmest Year on Record

The Met Office confirms 2025 was the UK's warmest and sunniest year ever recorded, with climate change cited as a key driver. Discover the data behind the historic heat.

US expat's UK culture shock over pillow sizes

An American woman moving to the UK reveals her biggest surprise: UK pillows are larger, making her US bed linen useless. Discover the everyday items that differ across the Atlantic.

NHS: Drink 14 Units or Less Weekly to Lower Risk

The NHS warns Brits to monitor alcohol intake as New Year's Eve approaches. Staying under 14 units a week can reduce risks of cancer, liver disease, and more. Learn how to track your units.

NHS: Track Your Alcohol Units to Lower Health Risk

The NHS warns Brits to monitor their alcohol intake, advising a maximum of 14 units per week to lower the risk of serious illnesses like cancer and heart disease. Learn how to track your units.

Dry January Boosts Health Even If Not Fully Completed

New research reveals that participating in Dry January improves mood, sleep, and liver function, even for those who don't abstain completely. Discover the lasting benefits of a month-long alcohol break.

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