Sarah Tulloch

2 weeks ago | msn.com | Lee Grimsditch |Kelly-Ann Mills |Sarah Tulloch

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1 month ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Sarah Tulloch |Andrew Quinn

Princess Charlotte has a nickname from her friends at school, while her parents also have a couple of affectionate monikers for herIt's quite common for pals to have pet names for each other, even when one of them is destined to be a monarch. Princess Charlotte, it seems, isn't always known as "Princess" in her circle. Prince William and Kate Middleton are keen on giving their 10 year old daughter a slice of normalcy despite the royal limelight.

1 month ago | mirror.co.uk | Sarah Tulloch

'I lost 5 stone on Mounjaro but made stark discovery the moment I stopped it'Mum-of-three Mary lost a substantial amount of weight on Mounjaro - but noticed one significant symptom return as soon as she decided to stop the jabsWeight loss injections have taken the world by storm, with everyone from Gemma Collins to Sharon Osbourne enjoying success on the jabs.

1 month ago | mirror.co.uk | Sarah Tulloch

These 20 vintage baby names are slated to make a huge resurgence in the coming years - from those with deep associations with the Royal Family to Hollywood iconsWhat goes around comes around - and old-fashioned baby names seem to be no exception. Now, as trends tend to repeat themselves, we're expecting to see classic 1950s baby names making a comeback.

1 month ago | mirror.co.uk | Neil Shaw |Sarah Tulloch

Neurologists have discovered that a common household drug, which has been previously linked to higher risk of stroke, broken bones and kidney disease, could increase dementia riskLong-term use of a common acid reflux medication may increase the risk of developing dementia by one-third, according to new research. The study found that people who used proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) for more than 4.4 years were 33% more likely to be diagnosed with the condition.