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DEAR CAROLINE: Why doesn't my 31-year-old son have any friends?
Our lovely son, who has just turned 31, doesn't have any friends or a girlfriend. He is still living with us, though he is saving to buy his own place.
TOPLINE TRAVEL: Slovenia, like Croatia but cheaper
The little Balkan nation has all the seafood, crystal-clear water and climate of its Adriatic neighbours Croatia and Italy, minus the hordes of tourists.
'How lucky am I to get out of bed and stand?': British equestrian BUBBY UPTON on life after breaking her back
Neurosurgeon Dr Ivan Timofeev looked at the scans of Isabelle Upton's spine.
The world's fastest double take: Sprinters and identical tw...'s best Olympic gold medal hopes - and both are living with MS
For Laviai and Lina Nielsen, 28-year-old identical twins from East London who rank among the world's fastest runners, a single second is an eternity.
ROSIE GREEN: How mole-mapping could save your life
Starkers, save for a pair of paper pants, I'm standing in the middle of a hi-tech machine having my moles 'mapped'.
HOROSCOPES: Leos, forget the past - a major new phase is beginning
Leo A major new phase in your life is about to begin. What went before is of no importance.
THE CANNY COOK: Hazelnut and strawberry pavlova
Summer desserts are a breeze.
CHARLOTTE KRISTENSEN's four French whites for these sunny days
Excitement bubbles like Champagne with the Paris 2024 Summer Olympics kicking off this Friday.
SPOT THE DUPE: The priciest knitted dress look here totals £1,405, the cheapest is £88.48 - can you tell which is which?
Senior designer Amy Hanbidge models this bold and versatile dress.
DEAR CAROLINE: How do I tell my husband I want more from sex?
I am in my 80s, a widow of five years with three children, and have been seriously contemplating ending my life because of a situation that has arisen with my youngest daughter.
Reduce the ultra-processed food you eat with these 100 per cent delicious recipes from dietitian Nichola Ludlam-Raine
Sweet potato fritters These sweet potato fritters are ideal when you have a little more time in the morning
LIZ JONES'S DIARY: In which I have a panic attack
I felt guilty I'd forgotten the exact date of David's birthday
City break or staycation: What's your holiday style?
Beach Kick back in hot prints, cool hues and fluid fabr
MY LIFE IN DRINKS: Sam Quek
As a child my favourite drink was Sunny Delight.
EVERYONE'S TALKING ABOUT: Pigeons
I wonder if Keir 'Change Britain' Starmer is going to tackle the nation's feral pigeon problem.
TOM PARKER BOWLES reviews Koyn Thai: some of the finest Thai cooking in London, it's a shame the room is so dull
The average Mayfair restaurant is nothing if not predictable.
Inside the grand Parisian villa that will become party central for Team GB
On the edge of Bois de Boulogne, the city park and forest in the west of Paris, stands Pavillon d'Armenonville.
THE BIG PICTURE: 100 years ago at the Paris Olympics, 1924
Paris 1924, the eighth modern Olympics, was a historic one for swimmers.
ANNE ROBINSON: My friend Sally Clarke, the best chef you've never heard of
Once upon a time in mid-1984, when Mrs Thatcher was prime minister, the miners were on strike, milk came in bottles and a sliced loaf cost 45p, I achieved a lifelong dream.
What does it take to be an Olympian? SCARLETT DARGAN takes on a 16-hour training regime, devised by Mo Farah's PT
When I set out to be an Olympian for the day, I am cocky. How hard can it be? I love running, go to the gym a few times a week and eat relatively well anyway.
These swimming trunks are made from a material developed to protect satellites in space. Will they help Adam Peaty win gold?
Every Olympic Games brings about a great leap forward - and no, I don't mean the long jump.
THE CHIC LIST: Where to shop, sleep, eat and drink - my glam guide to Paris
If you are lucky enough to be heading to the city for the Olympics or visiting over the summer, here are my recommendations for getting the best out of Paris…
If this was an Olympic sport I'd win gold: Five writers extol their unique medal-worthy pursuits
Every Thursday evening, as I put out the bins, I imagine an excited TV commentator shouting above a rabid crowd, 'He's done it again!
AGELESS STYLE SOS: Gilly, 74, was convinced she didn't have a waist. This £39.50 M&S dress proves her wrong!
'My self-confidence has gone and I think this might be the push I need to feel inspired again.
Spice up your suppers with a Mexican wave of delicious dinners, from 15-minute tostados to 20-minute mushroom tacos
Tacos de Coliflor Rostizada con Adobo Verde (Adobo verde roasted cauliflower tacos)
Louise Thompson unfiltered: How to have sex when you've got a stoma
It would be fair to say that there's been quite a lot of drama in my life recently. When I say drama, what I really mean is trauma.
The rise of yawn porn: Michael Odell joins the Dull Men's Club and meets fellow dullards obsessed with drain covers
Unless he's Mick Jagger, once a man reaches middle age his outlook begins to change.
Katie Price reveals her three failed rounds of IVF this yea...ren. Read her most intimate interview ever, with Bryony Gordon
Katie Price has been through a lot in her 46 years, from her very public divorces, a carjack and robbery while filming in South Africa, to raising five children, one of whom has has a serious di...
Wear these when the sun reappears!
Style out the heat in simple but standout pieces
AGELESS STYLE: Help! I have no idea how to dress, says Heather Green, 60, a supermarket cashier from Bradford
'I feel like I've lost my way. I turned 60 in January, and apart from work clothes or gym gear I have no idea what to wear.
ROSIE GREEN: How to give yourself a 60-second facelift
Fancy giving your face a lift, getting a more defined jawline and opening up your eyes without spending too much time, money or effort?
THE GREEN GUIDE: Mixed salad bag, Asda, £1
What's the story? Last year Asda became the first UK supermarket to stock Homegrown, a range of bagged salad leaves from a vertical farm in Gloucestershire.
EVERYONE'S TALKING ABOUT: Hot Tudors
Good morrow! Check out my raiment. Er… Come on, what sayest thou?
TOPLINE TRAVEL: Crete, the chic and the cheap
Once part of the ancient world (Knossos is often described as Europe's oldest Bronze Age city), Crete is the largest of the Greek islands and the fifth largest in the Med.
HOROSCOPES: Why Leos should give up now
Cancer Identify your number-one priority and focus on it to the exclusion of all else.
Why you should never mess with a woman wielding a sharp kitchen knife
Sally Abé knows what it's like to be the odd one out.
THE CHIC LIST: My first designer love, and the woman who sparked it
The Diane von Furstenberg wrap dress was my first designer purchase a decade ago.
How to live the Daylesford dream IRL: Inside the holiday rentals of organic queen Carole Bamford (AKA Mrs Daylesford)
Wordsworth wrote, "Let nature be your teacher",' says Daylesford Organic founder Lady Carole Bamford, 'and that is a philosophy I have always abided by.'
TOM PARKER BOWLES: This 90s celeb hotspot in W11 gets a four-star revamp
Julie's is one of those restaurants that's remembered more for the shenanigans of her starry punters than for the brilliance of her food.
CHARLOTTE KRISTENSEN: Four pre-made summer spritzes
Wildly popular since Aperol's renaissance in the 2010s, an impeccable summer spritz balances sweetness, freshness and visual appeal - ideal for lifting spirits and bringing smiles.
MY LIFE IN DRINKS: Carol Kirkwood on her teen tipple, tea with the Queen and her most memorable drink ever
My favourite drink as a child was cola. Not the proper stuff, but a knock-off version made from my dad Malcolm's soda machine.
Do you know your volutus from your fluctus? Meet Gavin, the UK's top cloud boffin who says happiness lies in the sky
In 2005, Gavin Pretor-Pinney travelled from England to Australia just to see a cloud.
THE CANNY COOK: Lamb steaks with gremolata
Imagine a world without condiments: mealtimes wouldn't be half as enjoyable.
LIZ JONES'S DIARY: In which my patience is tested
I honestly want to know. Is your life like this? Are you really p***ed off, angry, exhausted, sick of being treated badly? It cannot just be me.
DEAR CAROLINE: I am not coping with my husband's dementia
I am 76 and my partner, who is 74, has Parkinson's and dementia plus other medical issues.
'Pills killed my sex drive for ever': Roy has no libido, pl...- because he took antidepressants without knowing the risks...
Roy Whaley was 22 when his GP first offered to prescribe him antidepressants, but he resisted for almost a year.
My 16-year-old daughter is a full-time influencer with four million followers. But there's a dark side to her fame too...
Directly after we meet, 16-year-old Ami Charlize will be chauffeured from her home in Essex to Simon Cowell's London mansion to film TikTok videos.
The little-known €10 French anti-ageing cream that celebr...r by - and could be the secret to getting rid of your wrinkles
Everyone is talking about A313. No, not the road from Hampton Hill to Teddington, but the cult skincare beauty buy.
THE CHIC LIST: She's a supermodel great, but who is the real Naomi Campbell?
'Her muscle structure is like that of a racehorse.' So said Naomi Campbell's mentor, the late couturier Azzedine Alaïa.
Horoscopes: Whose love life is heating up?
Cancer Don't let money worries stop you enjoying yourself. With fun-loving Venus moving to highlight your finances, you can afford to splash out
Take interiors inspiration from this Grade II-listed Georgian home in Cornwall
Perched on a hill in the North Cornwall fishing village of Boscastle is Penally House.
LIZ JONES'S DIARY : An email has shocked me to my core
My car, the Mercedes estate my friend gave me, made a weird noise, so I turned off the engine.
How to get Champagne quality at Prosecco prices
My mum had just two wishes for her 80th birthday bash: that no one should pay, and that Champagne be served throughout. 'It's not a party otherwise,' she said.
Simple yet extra-tasty, chef Ben Tish's recipes are bursting with Mediterranean flavours
Roasted tuna with baked tomatoes and basil
My one rule older people need to follow to find happiness, by GYLES BRANDRETH
I arrive at Gyles Brandreth's West London home 15 minutes early, so I wait out on the handsome stone doorstep.
'It was very dangerous and very traumatic for everybody in ...busive childhood and how bereavement spurred her on to success
Back in the spring, Shania Twain took delivery of an enormous bunch of flowers at her home in Switzerland. It was accompanied by a handwritten message, signed 'Beyoncé'.
Charlotte Kristensen's cava classics
I have a soft spot for Spain's crisp Cava, which always transports me to my home from home, the sunny Costa Brava.
MY LIFE IN FOOD: Ruby Bhogal
My parents have a photograph of my first food memory.
TOPLINE FITNESS: Why everyone's into line dancing
In the words of Beyoncé, 'This ain't Texas', but here in the UK, line dancing is having a moment.
EVERYONE'S TALKING ABOUT: Celeb love gurus
Have you had a look at Gwyneth Paltrow's latest relationship advice? You'll be unsurprised to learn I have not.
'My husband says I'm obsessed with divorce': Fleishman is in Trouble author Taffy Brodesser-Akner is back
I meet Taffy Brodesser-Akner in a hotel bar in London. She has flown in from New York City, her home, whose inhabitants she chronicles with dark wit.
22 beachwear upgrades for your summer holiday
Need a swimwear upgrade? From shape boosters to style elevators, Stephanie Sofokleous has all options covered
'I want to feel special for my daughter's wedding, but I've lost my confidence': Retired PA Diane, 72, gets a style makeover
'My daughter is getting married in Greece in September and I need help finding the perfect mother-of-the-bride outfit.
Great food, shame about the ambience, says TOM PARKER BOWLES of this central London restaurant
A few years back, it seemed that regional French cooking, in London at least, had gone the way of le dodo.
THE CANNY COOK: Butter bean, tuna and cherry salad
I've said it here before: beans are having a bit of a moment. I'm not talking about the fresh green ones that are in season, but the dried varieties such as cannellini, butter and black beans.
SPOT THE DUPE: The priciest look totals £1,853, the cheapest is £70.98 - but can you tell which is which?
Modelled by fashion bookings editor Lila Flint Roberts, this halterneck style is both sleek and flattering. Keep accessories simple to let the print do the talking.
Dear Caroline: I had an affair and left my husband for him. How can I make my sister-in-law like me again?
A year ago I left my husband for someone else after being married for 21 years. I am deeply in love with this man and vice versa.
ROSIE GREEN: 10 travel-size beauty products I always pack for my holiday
Think of Gollum with his 'precious' ring and you get some idea of my obsession with travel-size products. Why do I love them?
TOM PARKER BOWLES tries the world's best buffet: It has a s..., unlimited lobster and caviar - all at surprisingly low price
It is, according to Michel Guérard, that be-toqued legend of French gastronomy, 'the greatest culinary theatre in the world'.
LIZ JONES'S DIARY: Why does David disagree with everything I say?
It was all going so well. David bought me a new vacuum cleaner. Great. Brownie point.
Would you give a crack addict mouth-to-mouth if you found h...and I was convinced I was going to die, writes SACHIN KUREISHI
My brother had discovered him there, lying spread-eagled outside our house. He was a hulking, unwieldy man, likely in his 30s, but aged prematurely by his bad habits.
Eighties legend Cyndi Lauper reveals what she really thinks...r Swift, Donald Trump and why she still just wants to have fun
It's a warm spring afternoon in New York City and Cyndi Lauper wants to ask me a question. 'I don't look like me with these glasses, do I?' she asks. 'You can't tell it's me, can you?'
EVERYONE'S TALKING ABOUT: Sharks
Have you watched the hit new Netflix movie Under Paris yet? Sadly, I have. It made last year's shark movie Meg 2: The Trench look sensible.
CHARLOTTE KRISTENSEN's four summer reds for under a tenner
Get ready for fresh summer reds, each under a tenner!
THE GREEN GUIDE: This £45 swimsuit only gets one star
What's the story? Founded in London in 1778, Debenhams was once the largest department store in the UK.
HOROSCOPES: Which star sign needs to reconsider their career?
The world is changing by the day and you must change with it or get left behind.
THE CANNY COOK: Cucumber, melon and serrano ham salad
I am expecting this week's recipe to cause a bit of controversy, because if there's one topic that I know sparks passionate culinary debate it is: 'does fruit have any place in a salad?'.
Eight delicious recipe ideas to add more vegetables to your diet
Cauliflower with chickpeas, pomegranate and tahini yoghurt
TOPLINE WELLNESS: Why looking after your teeth is the key to good health
An appointment with an NHS dentist is as rare as hen's teeth. At least 12 million of us are looking for one, according to Eddie Crouch, chair of the British Dental Association.
WIMBLEDON: As Court Number One turns 100, we look back at the infamous moment a 22-year-old McEnroe lost his cool
Back in 1924, French icon Suzanne Lenglen, whose billowing pleated skirts inspired the design of the concertina roof at Roland Garros in Paris, demolished Sylvia Lumley-Ellis 6-0, 6-0
TOM PARKER BOWLES discovers faultless fish and seafood on Spain's tiniest Balearic island
The island of Formentera is nothing like Ibiza, her Balearic big sister.
MY LIFE IN DRINKS: Nina Campbell on discovering gin at 13 and drinking with The Supremes at Annabel's
My favourite drink as a child was blackcurrant and apple Ribena: cold, never hot.
Ageless Style SOS: 'I want to recapture the years when I felt confident.' Lisa, 55, gets a fashion makeover
'Over the past five years, I've tried to revamp my wardrobe to suit my changing body shape and age, but what I end up wearing doesn't reflect who I am.
INTERIORS: 23 ways to add a dash of red to your home, from £9.99
Blend delicious tones of rich raspberry and dark cherry with a mix of textures for a warm and timeless scheme
From classic shirts and shorts to practical cover ups - how to dress for the British summer
Oh we do like.. to be prepared for the British weather! Classic shirts and shorts, certainly, but don't forget practical cover-ups
THE CHIC LIST: My ten rules for feeling good about your clothes
Before you open your wardrobe in the morning, try putting on some favourite tunes and doing a little dance in your knickers.
DEAR CAROLINE: After my husband died, I discovered he said ...about me. Now I feel so hurt and like our marriage was a sham.
My husband of 20 years died a short time ago and, while going through his desk, I found some unpleasant things he'd written about me
LIZ JONES'S DIARY: If I marry David and he dies, would I be...rk pension? Is it wicked to think like that, or just sensible?
It's Friday. I've been up since 7am writing about Meghan and Harry. David is now working on my Georgian sash windows.
HOROSCOPES: Which star sign should take a chance to win big this week?
Cancer The people closest to you at home and work will be in a highly emotional mood and you will have your work cut out protecting yourself from their volatile feelings.
5 ways to wear the season's most flattering colour
From beige to chocolate, brown is the season's most flattering colour. Wear with simple gold jewellery and sun-kissed skin
Ageless Style SOS: 'I haven't tucked in a top since I was a kid', nurse Jo Gray, 50, gets a makeover
Problem 'I'm a mum and a nurse. I'm in uniform all day for work and I don't have much time, energy or enthusiasm to spend on myself.
SPOT THE DUPE: The priciest look here totals £3,385, the cheapest £175.94. Can you tell which is which?
Junior fashion stylist Jessica Carroll models this sleek summer trouser trend.
'You're too fat to play Kate': The Crown star Meg Bellamy r... torment by online trolls and 'men called Gary holding a fish'
Last December, Meg Bellamy went to Los Angeles for the first time. Last December, Meg Bellamy went to Los Angeles for the first time.
Britain's best Scrabble player BRETT SMITHERAM gives his verdict on the new dumbed down version Scrabble Together
Brett Smitheram has played one Scrabble game against his mother. He was 16 and he won, decisively. 'She swore she'd never play me again,' he says. 'And she hasn't!'
TOM PARKER BOWLES reviews Saba, the cheap noodle joint where the food has all the depth of an Instagram story
Saba, which sits at the top of Kensington High Street, 'is not just your ordinary corner store'. Hell no.
THE CHIC LIST: Dressing for yourself and your happiness is the ultimate goal
When deciding what to wear in the morning, do you imagine your day ahead and pick accordingly?
'I tried to retire but it was too boring': PR supremo LYNNE FRANKS at 76
Lynne Franks lives in a wonky witch's house with a green front door in Wincanton, Somerset, with a dog called Bear who thinks Franks is his mother.
Inside the historic château that's been transformed into a cosy family home
Artist, interiors stylist and photographer Isabelle Dubois-Dumée and her family have swapped a Parisian lifestyle for a fairytale existence
Charlotte Kristensen's seaside sips
It's the time of year when a coastal escape beckons, whether British beaches or destinations further afield.
TOPLINE FITNESS: Everything you need to know about the world's fastest-growing sport, padel
Serena Williams is at it; Andy Murray, too. And no, we're not talking tennis, but the world's fastest-growing sport, padel.
EVERYONE'S TALKING ABOUT: Nudists
According to the biggest survey ever into British naturism, one in seven people now describe themselves as naturists or nudists. In 2011 it was only one in 17.
THE CANNY COOK: Spinach and feta filo triangles
Outdoor dining is one of the joys of our British summer, and the simplicity of throwing a blanket on the grass and unpacking a hamper in the sunshine is guaranteed to lift the spirits.
Get BBQ season started: 8 sizzling recipes (including a sunshine cocktail) from Helen Graves
Salty dogs with basil and tarragon A salty dog is usually made with just grapefruit and gin.
MY LIFE IN FOOD: John Oates on the Greenwich Village restaurant that inspired his 80s hit 'Maneater'
I was born in New York City , and when I was very young I used to stay at my Italian grandmother's house
My battle of the wills - with my own wife: Should DAVID AAR...... she now wants to 'update' and redraw their final wishes...
Our will - mine and my wife Sarah's - is so old that it doesn't even exist online, only as a fading document in a rarely opened drawer.
Can you tell the £294 spritz from its £6.99 doppleganger?...b dupes that are dead ringers for their high cost counterparts
To misquote Jane Austen, it is a truth universally acknowledged that every woman loves a beauty bargain.
DEAR CAROLINE: A stranger's comment about my face has shaken me to my core. Should I now have surgery?
I have been left really shaken by a horrible comment a customer made in a supermarket. She started haranguing me over being slow in packing my shopping.
THE CHIC LIST: The £4,120 summer it-bag that proves money...d here's how to shop like the most stylish people in the world
A recent trip to the South of France for dinner in Cannes, playground of the world's super-rich, hammered the above headline home.
'I know I'll get Alzheimer's... but when?' One woman's story of how a DNA test changed the course of her life for ever
When Gemma Stoyle's DNA results arrived in her inbox, she was sitting in her empty classroom, waiting for pupils to file in for her next lesson.
'Our love gets stronger every day. She's gorgeous, sassy an...h his wife, parenting style... and his obsession with football
What does love mean to you? I ask Sir Keir Starmer. 'Vic,' he says simply. 'Love and Vic are two sides of the same coin. It sounds naff, but we're made for each other.'
LIZ JONES: It turns out men aren't totally useless
I need to slightly retract last week's column. You know, the one where I wrote that 'men are useless'.
Georgia May Jagger reveals her beauty secrets - from the oi...ses instead of perfume to the shampoo that saves her dyed hair
To get the biggest lashes I can I love YSL Volume Effet Faux Cils mascara (£31, yslbeauty.co.uk ) - it's what my mum has always used.
A new viral trend says you can understand men by comparing ...rried to a 'rat' or a 'Rottweiler'? Take our quiz to find out!
Every six months or so, social media crowns a new animal-type partner. At the end of last year, you may recall 'Golden Retriever' was the hottest kind to have.
Multitasking knickers, sweat-proof bras and ultra-comfy fabrics: these are the brands leading a lingerie revolution
Understatement This brand has waved goodbye to underwiring, padding and itchy tags.
THE CANNY COOK: Turkish style tomato and white bean salad
I hope that by the time you're reading this the weather has transitioned to full-blown summer because, as I write, the erratic sunshine means I neither know what to wear nor what to eat
From rhubarb relish with fish to nectarines and green beans, 8 sweet and savoury dishes from Sarah Johnson
Slow-cooked Salmon with Pickled Rhubarb Relish This recipe embraces rhubarb's natural tartness and is best served with a weighty fish like salmon.
A surrealistic space in Barcelona is the perfect catwalk for Louis Vuitton's chameleon-like new looks, says Jessica Carroll
It was, perhaps, appropriate that Gary Numan's 'Music for Chameleons' should be echoing around the columns of the Hypostyle Room
EVERYONE'S TALKING ABOUT: Chore bores
As in people who bore on about domestic tasks ('I don't know why but personally I find ironing therapeutic')?
Peek inside four beautiful houses on the dazzling Amalfi coast
The list of artists and writers who have made their homes on Italy's Amalfi coast glitters like the Gulf of Salerno itself.
Ageless style SOS
'I'm nearing 50 and need a confidence boost.
Horoscopes: Aries, the love planet Venus will come to your rescue!
Cancer With harmony planet Venus entering your sign, closely followed by Mercury and then the Sun, it will be easier to relax and take life as it comes.
CHARLOTTE KRISTENSEN's English Wine Week winners
It's English Wine Week, with events nationwide until 23 June celebrating our thriving industry.
My obsession with football has killed off all my relationships - will I still be with my girlfriend by the end of the Euros?
What I hadn't told my first girlfriend was that I was in a committed relationship already.
Why would you spend £60 on a lip balm?
Is there any point in a luxury lip balm when there are products for under £10 that'll do the same thing?
Golden sands, turquoise waters and a booming art scene: 36 hours in Menorca
The island of Menorca does its Mediterranean dazzling differently to Balearic sisters Ibiza and Mallorca.
MY LIFE IN DRINKS: Actor Adrian Lukis on thirsty beer nights in Oz and tipples with comedy superstar Lisa Kudrow
My favourite drink as a child was Fanta. I was brought up in Australia, because my father was posted there as a Royal Marine.
THE GREEN GUIDE: Eco-brella umbrella, £26, totes.co.uk
Totes was founded in 1924 in the US state of Ohio, and began selling rubber rain boots
TOM PARKER BOWLES reviews The Hero, a West London pub abuzz with diners and drinkers - and the food gets four stars
The Hero of Maida Vale did, a few years back, enjoy a brief renaissance when the kitchen was taken over by Henry Harris.
Wild about watercress
Tom Amery always has watercress in his fridge. He eats the plant every day, as do his wife and two teenage sons.
DEAR CAROLINE: A hideous argument has torn my family apart. How can I heal this rift?
Six years ago, while celebrating Easter at the home of my brother and his wife, a terrible row erupted between him and my husband.
Is this £22.50 swimsuit from F&F the coolest holiday buy of the summer?
Classic monochrome and stripes bring a nautical feel to summer's swimwear. Think 90s cool meets Côte d'Azur luxe
The new app that claims to tell you how toxic your make-up is - including Charlotte Tilbury's best-selling nude lipstick
Monday morning, and I've just finished applying my Charlotte Tilbury nude lipstick before scanning its barcode using the Yuka app, my new beauty obsession.
Why it might be time to give up caffeine: From eye-twitches...nxiety, what it REALLY does to you - and the truth about decaf
The US Brewers Cup Championship is the ultimate event for coffee nerds, complete with 37 pages of rules governing everything from liquid volume to alkalinity.
'Millie is wise beyond her years!' Jon Bon Jovi reveals how...n has 'taken him aback' - and the secrets of his 31-inch waist
Jon Bon Jovi gazes down at his designer boots as though it's the first time he's seen them. 'You like them?' he says. 'Stolen!'
SPOT THE DUPE: The priciest look here totals £2,335, the cheapest £158.94. Can you tell which is which?
The polo shirt's collar and fitted cut lend themselves well to pairing with smart pieces such as these tailored trousers
THE CHIC LIST: The sun's out, so add a little whimsy to your wardrobe
Sometimes I exhaust even myself because of how high-maintenance I have become.
EVERYONE'S TALKING ABOUT: Outdoor cooking
Have you seen that David Beckham has a new barbecue? That news had passed me by.
So which generation really is the fittest? We put our six g... to Gen Z) to the ultimate test - with VERY surprising results
Conventional wisdom is this: the body hits its physical peak at 25 and it's an uphill struggle from there.
Pea guacamole, anyone? TOM PARKER BOWLES taste-tests this five-star hotel's new restaurant and gives it four stars
To step into ABC Kitchens, chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten's restaurant at the new Emory hotel opposite Hyde Park, is to enter a sleek, glossy, expense-account wonderland
MY LIFE IN FOOD: Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall on the perfect shepherd's pie and the reason he was fired as a chef
My first food memory is sitting in the garden in Gloucestershire in 1970, aged five, podding peas and eating baby carrots that had barely been washed.
THE CANNY COOK: Ajo blanco
What do you think about cold soups? I know a lot of people who aren't on board, but to my mind they are brilliant for a summer lunch
Social media influencers are glamourising the values of the...ng 'trad wife'… Now take our quiz to find out if YOU are one
Unless you have been off grid running a homestead (more of which later), you can't have escaped the Trad Wife movement.
Ageless style SOS
'I love wearing bold colours - partly because I work with people who have mental-health issues, so I like to dress brightly for them.
Caning and creepy teachers: My memories of being a girl in a 1970s prep school for boys by author Sarah Barclay
Charles Spencer's bestselling memoir A Very Private School describes in harrowing detail what it was like for him at his traditional boys' prep school in the 1970s.
TOPLINE WELLNESS: How to boost your serendipity (luck)
Any wellness trend that threatens to increase your 'surface area' is likely to be met with resistance, unless the enlarged asset in question is your serendipity.
Charlotte Kristensen's Father's Day treats
My selection of delicious drinks for Father's Day (16 June) is curated to reflect distinct personalities
Summer supper is served: 8 sensational salads with a twist by Kathy Kordalis
Jamon, peaches, endive, blue cheese and olive platter
From nail tints to clear SPF, 7 summer game-changers
The perfect faux flush A standout bronze/blush hybrid, IT Cosmetics Sun Cream Blush (£32, cultbeauty.com ) delivers unbelievably natural colour.
HOROSCOPES: Beware, Geminis are on the attack!
Gemini It may seem as if you've been backed into a corner from which there is no escape - but Geminis are nothing if not resourceful,
Our guide to shopping for vintage furniture and textiles
The world of second-hand furniture offers a trove of unique, sustainable finds and budget options.