Among 38,747 people in long-term relationships, the most sexually satisfied were more likely to have tried a new position. Twelve lesser-known ideas, rated for difficulty and the flexibility they ask of you.
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You're going to tan this summer anyway, so do it well: the right SPF and star rating, how much sun cream you really need, the UK advice for every skin type, and how to make a tan last without UV.
You nearly didn't reply to a Hinge match because they're a Scorpio? Here's what research and astrology say about love compatibility, sign by sign, and why sun signs alone tell you very little.
Rome for £41, Porto for £54: how to travel on a budget without sacrificing the experience. Flights, accommodation, food, transport, free things to do and destinations, with the figures that really matter.
When one of you wants a baby and the other doesn't, a no today isn't always a no for life. Each partner's reasons, the questions that move things on, what the biological clock really means and where to find support.
Mineral or chemical, a sunscreen filter can't be judged by the word "mineral" or by WhatsApp rumours: the ingredients list, UK and EU restrictions, absorption, sensitive skin, white cast and what ends up in the water.
Organic beauty is neither a scam nor a miracle. Certifications, star ingredients, the hair transition, essential oils: sorting what's proven from what's just pretty packaging.
A chocolate study whose effect vanishes once age is taken into account, a placebo that almost matches real treatments, supplements spiked with sildenafil: natural aphrodisiacs, checked against the evidence.
You choose a swimsuit on support, cut and a measured size, not on your dress size. Tops, bottoms, one-pieces, body shapes, online sizing and returns: the guide to read before summer.
The Met Gala funds the Metropolitan Museum's Costume Institute. Theme, dress code, $75,000 tickets, dinner rules and a five-question method for reading the looks of 5 May 2025.
You choose a trench by the shoulders, then the length, then the fabric. Cotton gabardine, wool or polyester, the right length for your height, the quality details to check and six ways to wear it.
The NHS says 6 to 8 glasses of fluid; EFSA says 2 litres, food included. What the guidelines really mean, the signs of dehydration and how to adjust in hot weather or when you exercise.
Around 8 in 10 pregnant women feel sick. Why it happens (including the GDF15 hormone), how long it lasts, what really helps, free prescriptions and the warning signs of hyperemesis gravidarum.
Half of pregnant women notice no symptom until a week after their period was due. The real timeline of early signs, how they differ from PMS, when to test and when a result can mislead you.
The ticket draw, club sales, qualifying week from about £13, outside courts and official resale: every way into Roland-Garros in 2025, what each one costs, and the resale traps to avoid if you're travelling from the UK.
The cloud alone isn't enough: keeping your photos safe takes three copies on two kinds of storage, one kept elsewhere. iCloud, Google Photos, drive and NAS costs, plus iPhone and Android steps.
Tomatoes are sown in spring, planted out once the nights warm up, then won or lost all summer: side shoots, steady watering, feeding and blight. The full season, backed by RHS advice.
Garden ponds are involved in one in four child drownings at home in the UK. Baths, paddling pools, holiday pools, beaches: the real risks, what protects and when children can learn to swim.
We rarely cut ties with our mothers, but we often clash with them. Enmeshment, criticism, rivalry, role reversal: what wears down the adult mother-daughter bond, what you can change on your side and when to get help.
Around 8 in 10 pregnant women feel sick. Why it happens (including the GDF15 hormone), how long it lasts, what really helps, free prescriptions and the warning signs of hyperemesis gravidarum.
30 hen party ideas sorted by budget per person and group size, from a £10 picnic to a cottage weekend, plus how to run the kitty, handle deposits and drop-outs without a falling-out.
Every January we're promised blush pink is finally dead. Spoiler: it isn't. But 2025 does bring real shifts — decor, dresses, food, colours, entertainment. The complete, no-fluff panorama.
It hit you at the rehearsal dinner. Not because anything was wrong — everything was ready. But tomorrow, 120 people will be watching. Diana gives you precise, research-backed tools to move through the day with greater presence — even when you're anxious.
A deodorant tackles smell, an antiperspirant tackles sweat. Aluminium and breast cancer, alum crystals, shaving, the right time to apply it and the signs that mean it's time to see a GP.
England recorded 1,311 heat-associated deaths in summer 2024, with the highest rates among over-85s. Thirst, medicines, alerts, daily calls and warning signs: how to protect an older parent.
The NHS says 6 to 8 glasses of fluid; EFSA says 2 litres, food included. What the guidelines really mean, the signs of dehydration and how to adjust in hot weather or when you exercise.
Unlimited cards, Meerkat Movies, Saver Mondays, BFI £4 tickets and the perks hiding in your phone contract: every way to pay less for a cinema ticket in the UK, with the break-even maths.
Babies under six months should be kept out of direct sunlight, and sunscreen is not recommended at that age. Feeding in hot weather, pram covers, room temperature and the signs of dehydration and heatstroke, from NHS guidance.
As the summer sales land, a simple framework for choosing between TikTok micro-trends and wardrobe classics: cost per wear, where to invest, where to save and how second-hand fits in.
STIs do pass between women, and cervical screening still matters. Dental dams, shared toys, BV and testing: what the NHS, Brook and the research say, without the scare tactics.
Six step-by-step buns for mid-length hair, each in under ten minutes: the minimal kit, real timings, how they hold on fine or thick hair, and how to stop tight styles damaging your hair this summer.