Charlotte Thomas

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As a nation, we’re living longer, with life expectancy rising steadily over the generations. There were an estimated centenarians in the UK in 2023 – more than double the number in 2003. Additionally, almost one in five people in England are now aged 65 or over. But while living longer means we have more time to spend with loved ones and achieve what we want to in life, it can come with challenges many of us fear — including ill health, less independence and reduced mobility.

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Giant hogweed grows beside rivers, on common ground and near woodland. (Getty Images)As the weather gets warmer, many of us are spending more time outdoors. But if you're going for a walk this spring, it pays to keep an eye out for giant hogweed. Particularly if you have children or pets who like to explore. Giant hogweed is an invasive species that can be found growing wild along riverbanks, on common ground, and at the edges of woodland in the UK.

1 week ago | ca.style.yahoo.com | Charlotte Thomas

Rihanna debuted a baby bump on the red carpet at the 2025 Met Gala, revealing to the world that she's expecting her third child with partner A$AP Rocky. (Getty Images)The 2025 Met Gala may have been packed with fashion-forward celebrities putting their spin on tailoring, but it was Rihanna's pregnancy news that became the biggest news story of the night.

2 weeks ago | uk.style.yahoo.com | Charlotte Thomas

TV and radio presenter Vick Hope, 35, has sparked pregnancy speculation after posting on social media yesterday. Hope, 35, who is married to DJ Calvin Harris, 41, shared a video from a press junket on her Instagram Stories, and fans were quick to point out that it appeared to show her cradling a bump. The Radio 1 star also shared a series of photos showing work she'd done recently, including hosting a Poetry Slam.

2 weeks ago | ca.style.yahoo.com | Charlotte Thomas

Champagne could reduce your risk of sudden cardia arrest, finds a new study. (Getty Images)Good news for anyone considering a glass of wine in the sunshine: A new study has found that drinking champagne and white wine, alongside eating fruit, maintaining a healthy weight and having a positive outlook on life, could reduce your risk of sudden cardiac arrest. Sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) is when your heart suddenly stops pumping blood around your body, causing you to collapse and become unresponsive.