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Mum’s the word: Phoebe Philo necklace puts motherhood centre stage

Former Celine designer brings maternity in from the cold in an industry that could do more to celebrate women

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‘Every writer’s deepest fear’: what happened when I gave a book talk completely nude

At Nudefest, the UK’s largest naturist festival, I faced rows of unclothed nooks and visible crannies while discussing my writing. But would having my kit off prove a distraction?

The Guardian - UK

Serpentine splashers to Hampstead’s Bobble Hat Brigade — meet London’s power swimming tribes

Cold water swimmers are swaggering and shivering around the capital, with distinct types gathering at each place. Robbie Smith has your guide to the venues, the people and the wet networking

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My most reliable source of wonder? A trip to the greengrocers

From the chain-smoking staff to the colourful fruit and veg, nowhere else makes me feel more happy and hopeful, writes Nell Frizzell

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Laying down the anti-protest laws

A NSW minister has backed the anti-protest laws that has put his niece, Deanna ‘Violet’ Coco, in jail for at least eight months, and Kurdish refugee and writer Behrouz Boochani is back in Australia.

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I have found the best Christmas gifts you can give (spoiler: they’re all free)

Paint a friend’s ceiling, fix their bike, babysit. There’s joy to be had if you pull yourself off the meathook of consumerism, says journalist and author Nell Frizzell

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My divorced parents are competing for the affection of their grandson – and everyone wins!

Days out, presents, treats, and babysitting are all an excuse for one-upmanship, writes Nell Frizzell

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I love our noisy, chilly seaside towns – which is why I’d stop anyone owning a second home there

Towns need year-round residents if they are to thrive. Tourism alone can’t sustain bus services, libraries, chip shops and playgroups, writes Nell Frizzell

The Guardian - UK

Five wedding outfits for just £29! My cheap, ethical, joy-filled wedding

From the hugely expensive dress to the imported flowers, the average wedding is a bank-breaking, planet-wrecking affair. There is a greener, less stressful approach, if you make the most of charity shops, hedgerows and car boot sales

The Guardian - UK

I don’t need a mathematician to tell me my child will throw a raging tantrum in the car

Diligent researchers have drawn up a formula to predict the precise timing of the screams. I could have saved them some work, says journalist Nell Frizzell

The Guardian - UK

It’s my party and I’ll try if I want to

Good morning, early birds. Leadership reshuffles are expected for both the Liberal Party and the Nationals today, and the NSW government says they did not green-light the reburial of Mungo Man and Mungo Lady. It’s the news you need to know, with Emma Elsworthy.

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It smells like sex out there – and we seem determined to ignore it

Whether you are waiting at the bus stop or outside Lidl, the spring scent hangs heavy in the air, says Nell Frizzell, author of The Panic Years

The Guardian - UK

The parent trap: why is it still seen as selfish to opt out of being a mother?

A new documentary says society is biased in favour of those who have babies. The film’s maker and others explain why they have chosen to be child-free

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I am shutting the door on crumbs, scattered toys and unmade beds – and getting a shed

It’s hard enough to concentrate at home without being drawn into household chores, so I am decamping to the garden

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How much does a pint of milk cost? Not enough

I know this seems like a terrible time to argue that anything should be more expensive. But for the sake of farmers, cows and the planet, this is one price that needs to rise, writes Nell Frizzell

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The magic of a 5am run makes me feel alive – and I’m determined to feel safe

With just the foxes and bats for company, running in the early morning allows me to assert my place in the city, writes Nell Frizzell

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