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What do we really know about the long-term use of Ozempic and Mounjaro? |
As more people resort to a new generation of drugs to achieve the perfect body, Leah Hardy examines the latest warnings over an increased risk of kidney cancer and how these medicines might interfere with others, such as the contraceptive pill and HRT. So what do the new findings mean for their – and our – future? |
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The City's U-turn on WFH tells you everything you need to know about bad bosses |
More and more City firms are demanding staff work from their offices, after previously deciding to ditch their office space, writes Chris Blackhurst. But the outcome should be better for business – and for ambitious young employees |
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Cheers to Matthew Bourne's The Midnight Bell – a boozy, sumptuous dance of hidden feelings |
Feted production returns, as lively and thoughtfully realised as ever |
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Netanyahu's 'Israel first' attack on Iran shows that Trump can shout – but no one is listening |
Although the US president can effectively bully friendly states such as Canada, when it comes to the 'strong men' of the world, he has been played time and again, says Sean O'Grady |
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| If Nigel Farage becomes the next prime minister, it won't be for long – here's why |
After a week of chaos, Reform has a new chair and a leader insisting the party is on track, but the signs are there that this is a party not ready to be in charge – whatever the polls say, writes government expert Georgios Samaras |
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