'You are sharing a wall with people who don’t care if you live or die'

House shares have long been seen as a rite of passage for young adults. But for many, living cheek by jowl with strangers is ...
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Salt foot bath: the unexpected benefits women are loving

The day stacks itself on your ankles first. Meetings, buses, stairs, the unending ping of life — all funnelled into two tired ...

Dame Mary Berry reflects on her 90th year and a lifetime of cooking - "I've still got lots of ideas"

A Lifetime of Cooking sees Mary reflect on how much the way we cook has changed since the early days of her career in the ...

I'm sickened by the middle-class mums using cocaine. I've seen their appalling behaviour. They should hang their heads in shame: CLARE FOGES

A basement snooker club in Bristol, sometime in the late 1990s. I was a student in my late teens. My friend drunkenly took me ...
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Living with Sean Dyche: Hoovering in his boxers and snubbing the Parthenon

It was a Saturday morning earlier this year and Ian Woan was sitting on the couch watching Sky Sports News. Burnley were playing later that day. The flat was peaceful, the calm before the storm.