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We talk about the difference between fashion and style in a world where all we've seen for months are skinny people on Instagram while we've been locked away. Many people are feeling this way, so we give you some encouragement that 1) you know yourself best, 2) every body is a good body, and 3) it's just clothes, have fun! 

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We’re bringing you an honest review of affordable sun-care products we think you’ll like—sun or no sun! This week we've been testing and trying sun creams and SPF products so we can pass on the knowledge, and although we’ve been #gifted a few products, we’re not being paid to review them. It’s all our honest opinion.

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Written and read by Felice Southwell.

Misogynists in parliament? Surely not! This week, Westminster condemns a misogynistic article about Angela Rayner in the Mail on Sunday, but will it make any difference?
We take you through the details of the Mail on Sunday’s story, the reaction from political figures and the row over misogyny in the aftermath of the story.

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Although well-intentioned advice can come from a kind place, sometimes it misses the mark for ordinary working parents struggling in the day-to-day. Paranters: what if you could go from exhausted to energised? Simon Alexander Ong has written a book claiming to show you how to do just that. We discuss lessons from Ong's new book, "Energise" and how he applies it to life as a new parent. 

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Written and read by Felice Southwell. 

In this Q&A interview with Marvyn Harrison, author of positive affirmations book "I Love Me!" and founder of Dope Black Dads, we cover why white parents need to diversify the authors of their kids' books. We talk about how affirmations can help build resilience and how literature helps create shared language of experiences. 

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Written and read by Felice Southwell. 

We share some tips on how to survive the holidays without breaking the bank, when even staying at home costs more money this year. There’s plenty we can do with our families to entertain ourselves while we watch our purses, and hopefully—with a little creativity and ingenuity—the kids won’t even notice a difference.

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Written and ready by Felice Southwell.