Hannah Thomas
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Website launched for those who can’t have sex
A cancer survivor launches new website to help those who cannot have sex due to disability or disease
By Hannah Thomas
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Pippa Middleton’s bum inspires plastic surgery boom
Pippa Middleton is top of America's plastic surgery request list as women flock to get her derriere
By Hannah Thomas
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Tree of Life pendants: Robinson Pelham collaborates with The Haven
The designer of Kate Middleton’s wedding day earrings, Robinson Pelham has partnered with the UK’s leading breast cancer charity The Haven to create the Tree of Life pendant
By Hannah Thomas
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Twitter at the heart of community clean up
Almost as quickly as communities collapsed into chaos and terror, clean up teams sprung into action, many organised by social networking sites such as Twitter
By Hannah Thomas
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UV app could keep you sun safe this summer
Leading suncare experts have launched a free app to help more of us stay sun safe this summer
By Hannah Thomas
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Riot looters will be identified
The Metropolitan police have began uploading pictures from CCTV cameras in an effort to identify those involved in the widespread looting which has swept London and other major cities
By Hannah Thomas
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'It's just mindless thuggary'
Rioting spread across the country last night destroying livelihoods with violence and looting as London experienced a third night of terror
By Hannah Thomas
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Tottenham riots: Disorder continues across London
Mark Duggan’s death at the hands of armed police last Thursday lit the torch paper for violent riots, which are terrorising much of London
By Hannah Thomas
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Shameless Mrs Speaker to appear in Celebrity Big Brother
Sally Bercow has reportedly signed up to appear in Channel 5’s Celebrity Big Brother, exposing her husband to fresh controversy
By Hannah Thomas
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Forensics contaminated evidence in Amanda Knox case
Forensics involved in the Amanda Knox murder case made a series of errors during the original investigation, which could make the evidence inadmissible
By Hannah Thomas
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Fat chance of slimming down if you’re overweight
If you’re shedding pounds for summer, the chances of maintaining your perfect weight are slim as scientists reveal that once you’re fat, you’ll stay that way
By Hannah Thomas
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Lucian Freud dies at 88
He revitalised the fine art of portraits and was often referred to as Britain’s greatest living painter, but Lucian Freud relinquished his title with his death yesterday
By Hannah Thomas
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Women love to pose, but hate the picture
Women love to get together for a girly snap but when it comes to looking at the photograph their camera smile often turns into a frown
By Hannah Thomas
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Marriage provides little benefit to children
Happy families are thought to be the best environment for children, but doesn’t help them to develop social skills and intellect, says a new report
By Hannah Thomas
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Pregnant mum takes a shine to furniture polish
Pregnancy can produce the strangest of cravings, but heavily pregnant Emma Veness has been forced to seek medical advice over her constant craving for furniture polish
By Hannah Thomas
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Celebrity supporters and inspirational survivors hit Claridges for 2011 Women’s Aid Awards
A host of top names turned out last night to celebrate the incredible achievements of the UK's most inspirational women at the Avon and Women's Aid Empowering Women Awards 2011, in Association with Marie Claire magazine
By Hannah Thomas
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Jaycee Dugard's book sells 175,000 copies in one day
Rescued kidnap victim Jaycee Dugard has set a new record for first day release sales as her book sells 175,000 copies in one day
By Hannah Thomas
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Divorce easier than getting a driving licence
Marriage used to mean ‘until death do us part’ but in recent years the British courts have gained a reputation for making divorce proceedings too easy
By Hannah Thomas
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Gordon Brown latest victim of phone hacking scandal
Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown appears to be the latest victim of the phone hacking scandal following allegations that News International journalists attempted to access his voicemail and his son’s medical records
By Hannah Thomas
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My brilliant new career: From Saatchi ad guru to founder of Lady Geek
Belinda Parmar left her well-paid job at renowned ad agency, Saatchi & Saatchi, to develop her dream of owning her own business and set up Lady Geek
By Hannah Thomas
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Hollywood diet sees baby food sales soar
Hollywood’s latest baby food diet has been credited with helping some of the world’s most glamorous women slim down. Now the fad has reached British women...
By Hannah Thomas
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Marie Claire wins Amnesty Media Award
The issue of human rights is an integral part of Marie Claire’s ethos and last night we became the first women’s glossy to win an Amnesty Media Award
By Hannah Thomas
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Drinking at dinner will undo your diet
Ordering a salad and skipping desert might make you feel virtuous, but if you accompany your meal with an alcoholic drink your efforts will be in vain
By Hannah Thomas
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Psst! Gossip is good for us....
Many of us love a good gossip and now there is no need to feel guilty, as research suggests exchanging juicy information helps people distinguish friends from foe
By Hannah Thomas
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Sarah Brown opens up on pain of losing her baby daughter
Gordon Brown's wife Sarah has revealed that losing her baby daughter Jennifer in January 2002 changed her life forever
By Hannah Thomas
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Why women prefer tall men...
According to a new study, women find taller men attractive because they pack a more powerful punch, making them more effective fighters
By Hannah Thomas
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Are super injunctions sexist?
Yesterday's proceedings at the High Court showed a darker side to privacy injunctions as model Imogen Thomas was accused of blackmailing a high-profile football player to guarantee her silence over an alleged affair
By Hannah Thomas


