Leyla Kandemir, 53, a psychotherapist and nutritionist from Colchester, Essex, uses her food collection to show clients the dangers of eating ultra-processed foods.
Helen McGinn gives verdict on a selection of the best non-alcoholic spirits. The UK-based drinks expert was most impressed with Seedlip Grove.
Team GB's female athletes have been wearing specially fitted and designed bras at the Tokyo Olympics. Here, three UK-based writers give verdict on a selection of the latest sports bras.
Porizkova, 56, took to Instagram on Wednesday to share her first TikTok while visiting her brother and his family in Texas.
In the past year, deaths in England from liver disease linked to excessive drinking jumped by 21 per cent. As being teetotal becomes chic, Lucy Rocca speaks to women who've struggled with sobriety.
Every week, FEMAIL pairs up two singletons to go on a blind date and asks them to report back. Luke, 34 and Luca, 31, share the outcome of their date at a restaurant in the UK.
An anonymous woman, who lives in the UK, admits to being worried about her 13-year-old daughter who uses multiple screens at a time. She asked Clare Bailey for advice.
Dinah Van Tulleken says in-crowds are waiting up to six weeks for bespoke clothing that should last a lifetime. The UK-based fashion expert reveals made-to-measure brands you should know about.
Ariel Dale recently moved from Los Angeles to New York City for grad school and flew her cats Stevie Nicks and Mr. Tumnus via an American Airlines cargo flight.
Everyone from actresses Reese Witherspoon, Halle Berry and Jessica Alba to Pippa Middleton, younger sister of the Duchess of Cambridge, has been pictured wearing Sweaty Betty.
According to researchers at the Norwegian University of Science, men and women feel sexual jealousy in different ways. Here, four UK-based writers recount their own experiences.
British style expert Alexandria Dale, picked out a selection of items that are available online and in UK High Street stores. Highlights include shoes from Charles Keith and River Island top.
Dame Sarah Gilbert, who brought us the Oxford-AstraZeneca jab, is one of six women depicted as a Barbie doll for their role in the fight against Covid-19. However, Julie Bindel argues Barbie has to go.
JENNI MURRAY: What a relief that, at last, a judge has been courageous enough to apply common sense to a growing problem in these hypersensitive times.
There are 300,000 Jews in the entire UK and just 14 million in the world. Nicole Lampert reveals the real life consequences of social media platforms continuously failing to tackle anti-Semitism.