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My daughter never gave me a grandchild - I can’t help but feel disappointed
13+ hour, 25+ min ago (1693+ words) 'I know it's their decision, but that doesn't mean I'm not grieving the experiences I'll never get to have,' one grandparent says Helen, 68, from Worcestershire, has an adult daughter who is happily married but has decided not to have children....
A sensible guide to prepping and stockpiling – by the experts
13+ hour, 25+ min ago (1747+ words) As a powerful El Niño develops in the Pacific, here's how to prepare for extreme weather ahead Could you survive for three days if the electricity went off, the taps stopped running, and the supermarket shelves began to empty? It…...
I stopped giving my kids presents. Now I’m paying into their pensions instead
1+ day, 8+ hour ago (274+ words) Sybilla Hart: My children already have too much stuff – now their presents will fund their future As a mother of five children, I dread the autumn as this is when the majority of our family birthdays fall followed by an…...
How I feed my family of four for £100 - without buying ultra-processed foods
1+ day, 9+ hour ago (1801+ words) This week, a mother-of-two reveals how she keeps her weekly shop healthy and cheap, and why she only ever buys Aldi bread The average UK household is spending nearly £119 per week on food shopping, amounting to more than £6,000 per year....
I went Greek island-hopping in the 90s - taking my family was even better
1+ day, 12+ hour ago (1772+ words) Three decades on, island-hopping with wife and teens is a more grown-up, organised and civilised affair for Jonathan Samuels In the mid-90s, I had very few stamps in my passport, and as we traipsed between beaches and bars, my eyes were…...
I visited the Bayeux Tapestry and its replica in a day – one is free to see
1+ day, 13+ hour ago (874+ words) The Elizabeth Line offers a direct connection between the two works Why see one Bayeux Tapestry when you can see two, courtesy of a 55-minute rail journey spanning almost 1,000 years of English history, with long stops in the medieval and…...
I'm an A&E doctor - six dangerous mistakes drivers make that end in hospital
1+ day, 13+ hour ago (1797+ words) They include not checking your tyres, talking on your mobile or updating your Sat Nav while driving Every day in the UK an average of five people die as a result of a road injury and 78 are seriously injured, according…...
My Gen X friends are all divorcing their husbands because they refuse to grow up
1+ day, 13+ hour ago (1753+ words) I am not trying to drag all men through the dirt, but there is an undeniable pattern forming When I was younger, I thought it was always men that initiated divorces once they got to middle age and had a…...
Meghan and Harry’s Cotswold life reveals a worrying truth about rural England
2+ day, 10+ hour ago (998+ words) Pravina Rudra is assistant opinion editor at The i Paper and writes columns about society, women and politics. She was previously Comment Editor and a columnist at the New Statesman, and started out as a news reporter at the Sunday…...
The gardening jobs to do in September - from bulb planting to honey fungus checks
2+ day, 12+ hour ago (1727+ words) The garden jobs you shouldn't put off for long Rains have returned to most regions now, with some further along in re-wetting than others. This is a great relief, of course, as time is pressing to get the garden ready…...