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One size doesn’t fit all: how to buy hats when you have a big head – and 12 of the best

It’s official: I have a really big head. Can experts, stylists and the world’s oldest hat shop help me find the perfect headgear?

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The microbiome miracle: how to make your own kombucha, kefir, kimchi and kraut

The ‘four Ks’ aren’t just tasty but good for your health – and all are surprisingly easy to create at home. Start fermenting!

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My experiment in phonelessness was a failure. It also changed my life

Two months after Rhik Samadder ended his phone detox, he realises some of its lessons actually stuck with him

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‘Dark day for politics’: MP Mike Freer’s constituents’ shock at decision to quit

Justice minister Mike Freer is stepping down as MP for Finchley and Golders Green after death threats, abuse and intimidation

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I was an addict, a prisoner, a sex worker. I thought the world had written me off – but I saved myself

For two decades Mandy Ogunmokun was either in jail or selling sex to pay for drugs. She had four children – but never got the chance to raise them. Now clean, she has devoted her life to helping other struggling women

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I went to a cabin in the woods without my phone. Could I break its spell?

In week 5 of Rhik Samadder’s phone detox, a return to nature sparks a return to self, but can he keep it up in the real world?

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I gave my phone a bedtime so I could take back my evenings. Could it work?

In week 4 of Rhik Sammader’s attempt to give up his phone, he replaces scrolling with walking and tries out a radio

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I tried some hacks to make my phone less appealing. It got existential

In week 3 of Rhik Samadder’s phone detox, he consults an expert, turns his phone grayscale, deletes WhatsApp – sort of

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‘Wrecked my life’: Horizon victims tell of suffering caused by Post Office scandal

One former operator says he missed seeing dying father, as others describe horrors of prison and the stigma they suffered

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I kept a diary of how I use my phone. The results were depressing

In week 2 of Rhik Samadder’s detox, he hopes to change his behavior by tracking it. Can he detach himself from his most intimate possession?

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Hitting a wall: my attempt to play darts like Luke Littler

The 16-year-old made the sport look easy on TV – so how hard can it be for a new player like me?

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‘The trees are trying to tell us things’: the ecologist championing Britain’s ancient forests

Ted Green, a conservation adviser to the crown estate at Windsor, has a provocative take on our ‘living heritage’

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I tried to get over my phone addiction – by spending even more time on it

In week 1 of Rhik Samadder’s detox, he tries aversion therapy. Can he use his phone to such excess it makes him sick of it?

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Will TikTok’s biggest styling hacks of 2023 work in real life?

As Gen Z look to reduce waste, TikTokers are finding quirky ways to reimagine items – but which are worth the effort?

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‘I experienced everyday sexism while reading Everyday Sexism’: how Katie Arnstein turns anger into laughs

She started out doing panto tours of northern garden centres. But Arnstein is now emerging as a thrilling performer, turning the shocks of her life – sexual harassment, her mum’s cancer – into bracing solo shows

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Will the Swedish ‘say hi’ campaign work in London? We put it to the test

After Luleå in Sweden tackles loneliness by asking residents to ‘säg hej’ to strangers, we try out the theory in central London

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Glastonbury’s blokefest of headliners is sloppy, slapdash … and very off-brand

In handing Arctic Monkeys, Guns N’ Roses and Elton John the prized slots, the festival has failed to live up to its own ideals

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‘Brexit has lost us 25% of sales’: British bike storage firm buckles under red tape

Cycloc says ‘Kafkaesque’ rules have cost it £100,000 in latest tale of how EU exit is harming small firms

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Why we strike – eight workers on their reasons for joining the picket line in Britain’s new winter of discontent

A teacher, a nurse, a barrister, a doctor, a postie, an academic, a paramedic and a rail worker explain why they have had no choice but to walk out

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A rare glimpse inside Britain’s secret vault of whale skeletons

The hoard of bones of 6,000 whales, dolphins and porpoises is one of the world’s finest research resources – and may hold the key to the long-term future of these species

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From a skip to the Saatchi: the dazzling outsider artist we almost lost

A neighbour’s vigilance saved George Westren’s stunning works being binned by removal men. Now the remarkable story ends with a showpiece exhibit

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Hot drinks, free coats, cold, hungry children: the shocking reality of Britain’s winter ‘warm banks’

Just six months ago, the idea of spaces where people could escape freezing homes was met with disbelief. Now at one library in Suffolk, young families, restaurant workers and a former NHS cleaner are among those taking refuge

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‘It makes them feel better’: skin and haircare regime a hit for ICU patients

Covid prompted Ginny Wanjiro at St Thomas’ to get funding for scheme reflecting the diversity of Lambeth

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‘We like anything with the Harrods name on it’: luxury brands report booming sales

Luxury goods firms report bumper profits as richest customers remain largely untouched by economic crisis

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‘I didn’t have a single audition for a year’: Goonies and Indiana Jones child star Ke Huy Quan on finding fame again

Forced to quit Hollywood in his 20s through the lack of roles for Asian actors, he is back on screen in the hit Everything Everywhere All at Once. He talks about being a refugee, the wilderness years - and what tempted him to return

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