Jayne Cherrington-Cook
Content Creator and Journalist at Freelance
Devon born, Kent dwelling writer and editor who loves a jazz hand, 90s RnB & a true crime drama or two
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1 week ago |
saga.co.uk | Jayne Cherrington-Cook
They sit in your trolley with their healthy promises – low-fat, multigrain, plant-based – but some of the foods we think are good for us may actually be packed with hidden sugars, salt or ultra-processing that could work against our health, especially as we get older. “Some foods that sound healthy on the label aren’t as good for us as they seem,” says , Leni Wood nutritional therapist and head of nutrition and wellness at Nellsar Care Homes. And the science backs that up.
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1 week ago |
womanandhome.com | Jayne Cherrington-Cook
A summer staple, nailing how to wear shorts both on and off the beach is easier than you think. A wardrobe hero when it comes to what to wear in the heat, shorts, of all lengths have found themselves back at the forefront of summer fashion. But if you're struggling to see how to make this style work, have no fear, I have you covered.
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1 week ago |
inkl.com | Jayne Cherrington-Cook
“Shorts are having a strong moment again this summer,” says personal stylist Lisa Talbot. “We’re seeing everything from relaxed boxer-style shorts to elevated co-ord sets and even city shorts styled like suiting.”How to style shorts for all ages and occasionsWhen it comes to summer shorts, don't be put off by the thought of Daisy Dukes, in 2025, shorts come in all styles, cuts and guises to suit every shape and taste.
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2 weeks ago |
saga.co.uk | Jayne Cherrington-Cook
Tuna is the golden retriever of the tinned fish world – reliable, well-liked and always up for a sandwich – but it’s not always the smartest choice. Eat too much of it, and you could be getting more mercury than you bargained for. A 2019 study found that those eating multiple tuna meals per week had significantly higher levels of mercury in their system, more than four times higher, in fact.
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3 weeks ago |
saga.co.uk | Jayne Cherrington-Cook
Once upon a time, turning 50 in Hollywood meant fading into the background. You might get cast as the mum, the neighbour or – if you were lucky – the wise old friend. But centre stage? That was reserved for someone younger. Not anymore. “A couple of years ago, female leads were getting younger and both TV and film were crying out for representation of women over 50,” says writer and entertainment expert Hannah Verdier. “But thankfully we’re seeing a shift – and why wouldn’t we?
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