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Press Association, 15 March 2010 13:08
Older workers are languishing in the dole queue after losing their jobs in the recession and not being able to find new ones, a new report warned today. The TUC voiced concern about a "steady rise" in the number of people over 50 who were unemployed for more than six months, saying their skills and talents were going to waste. ...
Press Association, 14 March 2010 00:00
If your beauty cabinet is brimming with half-used anti-ageing products that once promised to be the next big thing in zapping wrinkles, you're not alone. The quest to diminish frown lines and crows feet from our faces is big business and in Britain we spend an estimated £700 million a year on moisturising creams. But when eye creams and DIY ...
One urban myth states that the Chinese symbol for trouble is two women underneath a single roof. Although this is almost certainly not true, we can all understand the sentiment. A mother is the one person a daughter can simultaneously abhor and adore. But Deborah Tannen, author of You're Wearing That? Understanding Mothers and Daughters In Conversation, says that this ...
Michelle Nightingale, 09 March 2010 09:37
In the latest issue of Yours we’re celebrating wonderful mums everywhere with a special mother’s day makeover Daily life can be challenging for Janet Janet Cummings, 51, so in the spirit of mother’s day and to celebrate what a fantastic mum she is, we found her a stunning outfit and asked youngest daughter Suzi (20) to find her one, too. ...
Anonymous, 08 March 2010 16:00
Whatever your age there are ways to trim the budget and make every penny countDrop a brand level on everything you buy to cut your supermarket shopping bill by around a third. If you often stray from your shopping list, ordering online may save you money. Keep a spending diary for a month. You'll quickly spot the trivial purchases you ...
Rebecca Speechley, 08 March 2010 15:31
Are your nocturnal habits making you old? Find out how to turn back the clock as you sleep If you thought retirement was going to be all about long lies-ins and afternoon naps you'd be wrong - half of over 65s spend their nights unable to drop off. This lack of sleep could mean you're getting old before your time. ...
Mary Grant, 08 March 2010 00:00
Mary Grant, 73, of Saltburn-by-the-Sea in Cleveland, fondly remembers her family preparing the week's most important meal The aroma of Yorkshire puddings, a joint of beef, crispy roast potatoes and lashings of gravy is enough to make my heart sing with happy memories and the simplicity of Fifties life. Every Sunday would see the nation preparing for the weekly feast. ...
Anonymous, 08 March 2010 00:00
Who wasn't surprised when it was announced back in early January that actress Stephanie Beacham would be entering the Celebrity Big Brother house? Unlike most of her fellow housemates, Stephanie was and is a household name - a successful actress of many years standing. Why on earth would she subject herself to such an ordeal on a much-maligned TV show ...
Anonymous, 02 March 2010 00:00
Sir Terry Wogan, Amir Khan and 'Corrie sisters' are amongst celebs that pledge to promote fire safety Celebrities from across the music, showbiz and sporting worlds are backing the Government's Fire Kills campaign with a "Push It Pledge", to urge people to test their smoke alarm every week. Coronation Street on-screen sisters, Helen Flanagan and Brooke Vincent (aka Rosie and Sophie ...
Celia Randall, 27 February 2010 17:59
Just a few photo's of VE Day, 1945 celebrations that were taken in Oughton Road, Balsall Heath -anyone out there recognise theirselves?I thought you may like to share with readers. Also the building of the Lanchester car, my father-in-law helped build.