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Joy Cullen gave up her job as her hip pain pre-surgery was too severeplaceholder image

NHS patients choose to travel further for surgeries under scheme

The research found veterans take an average of 17 months to feel comfortable in civilian life againplaceholder image

Veterans reveal military slang they still use in civilian life

Statistics from travel insurance policies show the number of people declaring neurodivergent conditions has risen by 79 per cent in just seven monthsplaceholder image

ADHD and autism is soaring among people over 50, suggests new data

Lorraine Kelly launched an appeal for Brits to share their family favourite baking recipesplaceholder image

Lorraine Kelly is on a mission to preserve family baking recipes

Caring for a loved one with a chronic illness can have an impact on mental healthplaceholder image

Loved ones' chronic condition impact family's mental health

The survey found Brits have attempted an average of two different sleep methods seen online over the last yearplaceholder image

Brits turn to social media hacks to improve their sleep

MC Grindah brings Bare Expectations to lifeplaceholder image

Charles Dickens’ Great Expectations has been given a Gen Z makeover

Domino's took to the Brighton seafront to share the fun flavour with beachgoersplaceholder image

Domino's garlic and herb ice cream sparks debate

More than one in 10 have put off seeking medical advice because of a language barrierplaceholder image

Language barriers in medical emergencies abroad

Donating food also made the listplaceholder image

Brits see making tea as ultimate act of kindness

Two thirds of fathers (66 per cent) have delayed seeking medical helpplaceholder image

The nation’s favourite ‘dadisms’ phrases

The nation’s favourite ‘dadisms’ phrases include “I’m just resting my eyes”, “were you born in a barn?” and “put a jumper on if you’re cold”.

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Nearly half of men delay seeking medical help for themselves

Jane and Andy Snowden were surprised with a week-long voyage to Athens.placeholder image

Sir Mo Farah challenges the public to escape their comfort zones

The survey goes far beyond finances, with respondents feeling stressed, overwhelmed and anxious when faced with money worriesplaceholder image

More than one in three adults have avoided asking for financial help

Clare Balding meets BT customer, John Garrard, age 77, to discuss the digital landline switch.placeholder image

Brits have put off essential life admin for more than three months

Coppola took to the canals to mark the launch of Domino's new Italianos range.placeholder image

Strictly star sails through Little Venice to deliver pizzas by gondola

62 per cent said having a skincare routine helps them to feel more confident.placeholder image

Three quarters of women are comfortable leaving the house make-up free

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