There’s something magical about reading aloud – the rhythmic flow of words, the excitement of a new adventure unfolding, and the shared joy of a good story.

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Neurodivergent people on benefits will be helped into work in a bid to cut the welfare bill, a minister has said. The Government is launching a new panel to advise ministers on how to get people ...

Benefits fraud is on the rise, with some swindlers pocketing up to £10,000 annually, according to an MP who has raised concerns following a visit to his local job centre. Damien Egan, MP for ...

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The latest science supports those concerns, but two recent government reports suggest potential benefits exist alongside potential risks – and some experts say that formal dietary ...

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A new study, the first to catalogue these risks and benefits, confirmed that these drugs are associated with a lower risk of heart attack, stroke and other cardiovascular problems. People who took ...