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UK Gym Bans Women Aged Over 24 From Working Out During Peak Hours, Viral Post Sparks Discussion
A 36-year-old woman in the UK has caused a stir online after revealing that her gym has started banning women over the age of 24 from working out during certain hours.
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Winter Skincare: Dry Lips Due To Harsh Winter Cold? Try These Remedies For Supple Skin
Here we share a list of remedies you can try to ensure your lips stay moisturised and supple during cold winter months.
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Skincare: Try These Home Remedies To Beat Chapped Lips In Winter
If your lip balm is not working well enough, try these easy home remedies to heal chapped lips.
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'Heartbleed' hits 1.5 million users of UK parenting website
British parenting website Mumsnet is the latest organisation to have been hacked due to the "Heartbleed" bug, founder Justine Roberts revealed on Monday.
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British candidates court the 'women's vote' online
As they prepare for the May 6 election, Britain's political leaders are presenting themselves as diaper-changing, maternity-leave-supporting, dinner-cooking family men. Commentators are calling it the "Mumsnet election."
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UK Gym Bans Women Aged Over 24 From Working Out During Peak Hours, Viral Post Sparks Discussion
A 36-year-old woman in the UK has caused a stir online after revealing that her gym has started banning women over the age of 24 from working out during certain hours.
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Winter Skincare: Dry Lips Due To Harsh Winter Cold? Try These Remedies For Supple Skin
Here we share a list of remedies you can try to ensure your lips stay moisturised and supple during cold winter months.
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Skincare: Try These Home Remedies To Beat Chapped Lips In Winter
If your lip balm is not working well enough, try these easy home remedies to heal chapped lips.
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'Heartbleed' hits 1.5 million users of UK parenting website
British parenting website Mumsnet is the latest organisation to have been hacked due to the "Heartbleed" bug, founder Justine Roberts revealed on Monday.
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British candidates court the 'women's vote' online
As they prepare for the May 6 election, Britain's political leaders are presenting themselves as diaper-changing, maternity-leave-supporting, dinner-cooking family men. Commentators are calling it the "Mumsnet election."
