Anna Furniss lost 19st after an extreme gastric operation and is now saving up so her daughter can have the same operation… story in CLOSER this week…
Author: Jonathan Smith-Squire
Jon Smith-Squire is a reporter at Sell Your Story UK, The Magazine. A psychology graduate, he has a special interest in real life stories, human emotions and how we perceive the world around us.
Help Save the Bengal Tiger… by Having a Curry…
Save the Bengal Tiger Week is launching on 14th May, with more than 500 restaurants, renowned celebrities and politicians backing this vital campaign to help save the Bengal tiger from extinction.
Talking Point: Does life Down Under really beat life in the UK?
Having emigrated to Australia, why has Vivienne Dockerty decided to return to the UK?
Help for people who are depressed launched…
Comedienne Ruby Wax is offering help through her mental Health site Black Dog Tribe this week…
Fitness gadget becomes must-have product after air-time on TV show…
A few minutes of air time on a TV show can evolve the an already popular exercise product to a absolute must-have product. And that is what’s happened with the Shake Weight fitness gadget…
Old Wives’ Tales Need To Be Put To Bed For Snorers…
A new online ‘snore-test’ that helps to identify the cause and recommend treatement for people who snore has been launched, extinguishing the old supposed cures and remedies past down through the ages.
Planning a Jubilee garden-party? Top-tips to minimise electronic disaster…
As excitement starts to build for the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, many of us will be planning how to celebrate. Make sure you celebrate safely wth these top-tips for using electronics outside…
Model Natty, born with Down’s Syndrome, appears on TV…
Gorgeous Natty Goleniowski, aged 5, appeared on ITV’s DAYBREAK this morning.
More 35-40 year old women go under the knife…
Increasing numbers of young women between 35 and 40 years of age are having cosmetic surgery, according to a plastic surgeon…
How do you react in an argument with your partner? Males and females differ…
A recent survey has shown that women tend to react more emotionally than men, while men tend to withdraw from relationship strife.