With a massive rise in the prevalence of diabetes in the UK, Dr Ken looks at ten common myths that need busting. In 2000 there were approximately 1.5 million people
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I like to think I know the way to somewhere. Even when I don’t know, I like to pretend that I do. And dare I admit that I’m reluctant to
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Have you seen the popular sit-com Dad’s Army? It’s based on the activities of the Home Guard during the Second World War. I readily identify, either in my own life
It’s early morning. I’m emerging from a deep sleep, drinking instant coffee and aimlessly scrolling through my Facebook feed. A post pops up which catches my eye. Someone is filming
It’s the time of year for fresh starts and new beginnings. Many of us make New Year’s resolutions to change aspects of our lives that aren’t working, or we want
Sorted writer, Ian Kirke, discovers the books of Peter May, then meets the man himself. In 2014 The Goldfinch, by Donna Tartt, won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction, although, according
I’ve been having conversations with prisoners for many years; men who’ve gone off the rails and found themselves shut away from society and denied access to all that we might
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