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Hydrated skin and some trips to the gym – I’ll be embracing better beauty habits next yearI’m not given to making new year resolutions, but by coincidence
- The Guardian - Good NewsFrom rock climbing in the Peak District to honing your creative writing skills in Crete, why not take a break with like minds and fellow learners this year?Even
- The Guardian - EducationNorwegian payments firm Wise snubbed the UK in 2025 but the RAC and software giant Visma are forecast to float this yearIt wasn’t quite a downpour after the d
- The Guardian - NewsssWigmore Hall, LondonCutting’s programme of songs and music were all connected to the theme of night, in an evening that felt more cabaret than concertHugh Cut
- The Guardian - EntertainmentAnti-racism groups warn some people are avoiding public transport or limiting their use of it for fear of abuseRacial and religious hate crime on public transpo
- The Guardian - SocietyThere was an extraordinary moment just before kick-off here when Thomas Frank strode 20 yards on to the pitch and applauded all four corners of the stadium. The
- The Guardian - NewsssThousands develop serious complications from the varicella virus. Today the NHS rolls out a new jab, alongside measles, mumps and rubellaWes Streeting is secret
- The Guardian - HealthNext head of Cern backs massive replacement for world’s largest machine to investigate mysteries of the universeMark Thomson, a professor of experimental part
- The Guardian - ScienceHer voice soundtracked the 60s and 70s, but the revolution silenced her. The legendary singer finally has her say, in this uneven memoirIf you ask any Iranian t
- The Guardian - NewsssWe’d like to hear from people in the UK, under the age of 30, about whether they’re managing to put money into a pension scheme – or cannot afford toWith
- The Guardian - BusinessFrom pawdicures to designer rainwear, the cult of the dog is expanding with impressive speed. Why must we tolerate it?I’m becoming concerned that we as a spec
- The Guardian - SocietyAs young people take on a messy dating landscape, they’ve created their own lexicon to match. Here’s like what phrases ‘bird theory’ and ‘monkey branc
- The Guardian - SocietyThe twists and turns come thick and fast in this deeply pleasing Harlan Coben thriller, as a father goes in search of his missing daughter. Even a vegan restaur
- The Guardian - NewsssScheme has not replied to complaints and Pensions Ombudsman says it needs evidence of thatI retired from the civil service five months ago and I’ve still not
- The Guardian - Human InterestPC, Xbox, PlayStation 5; Embark StudiosThe breakout hit, which has players coming together (or turning on each other) to battle intimidating robots in an apocal
- The Guardian - EntertainmentFewer children are reading for fun - but parents are trying everything from AI to dramatic voices to keep them engagedIt’s been a tough year for our brains. M
- The Guardian - EducationActivate fresh-start mode with our fashion editor’s favourites for 2026 – including an unlikely new obsessionAre we ready for 2026? Ready as we’ll ever be
- The Guardian - NewsssTwo unbeaten records were maintained at Anfield but only one team took satisfaction along with their point. Leeds succeeded in stifling and frustrating Liverpoo
- The Guardian - EntertainmentWe’d like to hear from people who are training AI to replace their current rolesAnalysis by the International Monetary Fund says Artificial intelligence will
- The Guardian - TechnologyOver the holiday period, the Guardian leader column is looking ahead at the themes of 2026. Today we examine how the White House’s war on vaccines has left th
- The Guardian - PoliticsAnalyzing sentiment data...