Kids' Milestones: Trust Key to Independence, TUI Study
New TUI research reveals childhood milestones that make UK kids feel grown up, with parental trust and self-confidence as foundations. 41% of children link independence to trust.
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2-Minute Sink Task Keeps Flies Out This July
A simple 2-minute chore of cleaning your sink drain can prevent flies from entering your home this July, avoiding toxic sprays.
White vs Brown Pasta: Calories, Carbs, Fibre Differences
Brown pasta has fewer calories and nearly 50% more fibre than white pasta. A 140g serving of white spaghetti has 220 calories, while brown has 174. Wholemeal pasta also offers more iron and B vitamins.
Scottish Hidden Gem Beaches Locals Don't Want You to Find
Away Resorts reveals top 10 hidden gem UK beaches, with St Ninian's Isle Beach in Shetland topping the list. Three Scottish beaches are included, offering uncrowded coastal escapes.
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30 Unexpected Mood Boosters That Bring Brits Joy
A poll of 2,000 UK adults found 33% actively seek 'little unexpected joys'. Top boosters include finding a parking space, discovering £10 in old jeans, and arriving home before rain.
Prune Climbing Hydrangeas in July for More Flowers
Gardening expert Michael Griffiths advises pruning climbing hydrangeas after their first flush in July to encourage a second bloom. Trim spent flowerheads above new buds to redirect energy.
Toasted Sandwiches Top Comfort Food in Ginsters Survey
A third of Brits crown toasted sandwiches their ultimate comfort food, as Ginsters survey reveals growing frustration with complex kitchen appliances and a toaster renaissance.
Water Roses in Morning to Prevent Fungal Diseases
Watering roses in the morning during summer prevents fungal diseases like mildew and black spot, according to the Royal Horticultural Society. Morning watering allows foliage to dry and reduces evaporation.
Best Time to Water Roses to Prevent Fungal Diseases
Watering roses in the morning reduces fungal disease risk, says RHS. Morning watering allows foliage to dry, preventing mildew and black spot.
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Heatwave Sleep Hack: Freeze Your Pillowcase for Instant Cool
Struggling to sleep in a heatwave? Sleep experts reveal that freezing your pillowcase for 20 minutes before bed can cool you down instantly, helping you fall asleep faster.
Dog Overlooked by 13,000 Adopters as 'Nothing Special'
Eight-year-old rescue dog Kito has been rejected by over 13,000 potential adopters in the UK because there's 'nothing special about him', say rescuers who fear shelter life is breaking his spirit.
5 Plants Needing Extra Water This Week: Lavender, Tomatoes
Gardeners urged to give extra care to hydrangeas, hanging baskets, tomatoes, ferns, and lavender as UK heatwave threatens stunted growth and permanent damage.
Water Roses in Morning to Prevent Fungal Diseases, RHS Says
Watering roses in the morning reduces fungal disease risk by allowing foliage to dry. The Royal Horticultural Society advises deep weekly watering at the base, avoiding leaves.
UK's Safest Family Beach 2026: Exmouth Beach
Exmouth Beach in Devon has been named the UK's safest and best family beach for 2026 by the AA, scoring 76.42 out of 100 based on safety, affordability, and amenities.
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Titchmarsh's Rose Care Tips for Summer Blooms
Alan Titchmarsh shares essential pruning and soil advice for vibrant roses all summer. Learn to identify dead stems, prune correctly, and enrich soil for healthy blooms.
Monty Don's July Gardening Tip for Midsummer Garden Charm
Monty Don recommends staking tall plants like sunflowers and cosmos in July to prevent collapse and maintain a structured yet natural look, preserving the charm of midsummer bounty.
Battersea Jetty Events Extended to 2028 Under New Plan
Battersea Power Station's Coaling Jetty on the River Thames may host pop-up events, including open-air cinema and markets, until 2028 as part of the £9 billion regeneration.
Wetland Farming Triples Bird Numbers, Study Finds
Study finds wetland farming triples bird numbers, including rare species, and offers carbon benefits for UK peatlands.
Gravel Boosts Lavender Blooms in July, Expert Says
To help lavender thrive in July and produce bigger blooms, scatter gravel around the base to improve drainage and mimic its native Mediterranean conditions, avoiding fertiliser.
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Avocados Last Longer With Simple Kitchen Item
Avocados can last longer without browning by brushing the exposed flesh with cooking oil, creating a barrier against air. This method keeps them fresh for 2-5 extra days.
English Red Wines: From Niche to Mainstream
English red wines are gaining popularity as lighter, fruitier styles appeal to changing tastes and climate conditions.
Lavender: Expert reveals ‘most likely reason’ plants have a ‘lack of flowers’
Gardening expert Logan Hailey explains why lavender may lack flowers and how to fix common issues like overwatering and woody growth.
Chris Packham's I'm A Celebrity Row: Letters to Ant and Dec
Chris Packham reveals he writes annual letters to Ant and Dec criticizing I'm A Celebrity for using animals 'purely for entertainment' and reinforcing negative stereotypes.
Monty Don's July Gardening Rule to Avoid 'Danger Zone'
Monty Don advises using brushwood or metal supports in July to prevent plants from collapsing into a 'disaster zone', maintaining midsummer bounty without sacrificing natural charm.
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Monty Don's July Staking Tips for a Tidy Garden
Monty Don advises using brushwood or metal supports to stake tall plants in July, preventing collapse and maintaining a structured yet natural garden border.
Alan Titchmarsh's Tips for Summer Rose Blooms
Gardening expert Alan Titchmarsh shares his foolproof method for distinguishing dead stems from old stems and pruning shrub roses to ensure abundant blooms all summer.
Suffolk Town Named Food Capital of East England
Which? has named Snape Maltings in Suffolk the top regional food destination for 2025, awarding full marks for its culinary offerings and beating rivals like Southwold.
Monty Don's July Gardening Tip for Bumper Crops
Monty Don advises gardeners to stake plants in July to prevent collapse and ensure bumper crops, using brushwood or metal supports for a natural look.
Alan Titchmarsh: Prune Roses Now for Summer Blooms
Alan Titchmarsh shares essential pruning tips for roses to ensure abundant summer blooms. Learn how to distinguish dead stems, prune shrub roses correctly, and improve soil for healthier plants.
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Daisy Nook: Overlooked Park with Woodland, Lake, Picnic Spots
As a heatwave hits Greater Manchester, Daisy Nook Country Park offers shaded woodland walks, a tranquil lake, and picnic areas. The 40-hectare site features wildlife, trails, and a cafe.
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