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How the UK's daily commute transformed in 2025

New research reveals how the daily commute has evolved from a chore into a vital part of fitness and wellbeing for many, yet remains a source of stress for others. Discover the changing face of UK travel.

How to turn your daily commute into a productive habit

Stuck in traffic or on a crowded train? Discover expert strategies to transform your frustrating daily commute into a time for fitness, creativity, and stress reduction. Learn how to audit your journey and stack productive habits.

How Your Diet Can Combat December Stress

Feeling overwhelmed this December? Discover the five key foods, from oats to oily fish, that experts say can help regulate your stress hormones and boost resilience. Learn how to eat your way to a calmer Christmas.

Brits spend 9 months of life on work travel

UK workers dedicate over nine months of their lives to work-related travel. Discover how commuting impacts British employees and find better work-life balance solutions.

Tell Us Your Simple Way to Beat Stress

Feeling overwhelmed? The Guardian wants to hear the one simple thing that always leaves you feeling calm and positive. Share your unique stress-busting tips with us today.

Work stress made me bald at 23

A 23-year-old woman shares her devastating journey with sudden hair loss caused by workplace stress, revealing how alopecia transformed her life and the treatments that finally worked.

Political Divide Creates Stress Gap Across America

Groundbreaking research exposes how political affiliation dramatically impacts stress levels across America, with conservative states showing significantly higher rates of anxiety and mental health challenges.

Secret Bus Hack: Sydney Commuter Travels Free For Years

A savvy Sydney resident has uncovered a clever public transport loophole that's allowed him to commute completely free for years, saving over £200 monthly. Discover the simple bus trick that transport authorities don't want you to know about.

Stressful Divorce Brain Aneurysm Risk Revealed

New medical research reveals how extreme emotional stress from life events like divorce could increase brain aneurysm risk, as Kim Kardashian's recent health emergency highlights this hidden danger.

Niall Horan surprises London commuters on tube

Former One Direction star Niall Horan gave London tube passengers the shock of their lives as he casually rode the Underground during rush hour, chatting with fans and posing for photos like any regular commuter.

London commuter's heartwarming Tube gesture goes viral

A heartwarming moment on the London Underground has captured the nation's heart as one man's simple gesture towards a fellow passenger reminds us all of the power of human connection in our busy city lives.

Sugar Snack Could Reduce Stress, Says New Study

Groundbreaking research reveals how a simple high-sugar treat might help reduce stress levels and protect your wellbeing. Discover the surprising science behind sugar's calming effects.

Autumn Train Timetables Cut as Leaves Disrupt UK Rails

Major train operators across Britain unveil reduced winter schedules with earlier last services, blaming seasonal leaf-fall disruption for widespread cuts that will impact commuters and evening travellers.

Extreme lengths UK commuters go to for a train seat

An investigation reveals the extraordinary lengths UK commuters go to secure a seat on Britain's most overcrowded trains, from 'train stalking' to strategic boarding tactics at major stations like Clapham Junction.

Gen Z Workers Plagued By 'Micro-Stress' Crisis

Exclusive report reveals how a constant barrage of tiny anxieties, from pointless meetings to confusing tech, is crippling the mental health and productivity of young British professionals, creating a hidden crisis for UK businesses.

London's Transport Exodus: Central Commuting Plummets

Exclusive analysis of Oyster and contactless data shows a dramatic decline in Tube and bus usage in Central London, while the DLR thrives. Discover the new map of London's commuting patterns and what it means for the city's future.

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