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Ozempic regret: the side effects that people aren’t posting

Stomach paralysis. Cyclical vomiting. Foul-smelling sulphur burps. After years of investigating the hidden costs of the so-called “miracle drug”, Aimee Donnellan argues that increased use of GLP-1 medication has been a rapid and unprecedented healthcare experiment – one in which patients bear the risks while doctors learn in real time

<p>Liza Ravenscroft, the senior director at global comms firm Edelman, boasts the nickname ‘bulletproof sunshine’ and is the new PR for William and Kate</p>

William and Kate have hired the woman known as ‘bulletproof sunshine’

As Harry is set to return to the UK for a final court showdown next week, his brother knows it will put their fractured relationship back into the spotlight. And that’s just one item on the to-do list for Wales’s newest team member, says Tessa Dunlop, who will have plenty of reasons to flex her ‘crisis’ skills in the coming year

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<p>Torvill and Dean may have hung up their skates but the future looks bright for British skating</p>

Torvill and Dean: ‘Britain could win Olympic gold for figure skating’

As the clock ticks down to the Winter Olympics, recently knighted ice dance legends Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean tell Flo Clifford why Britain has never been closer to a first figure skating medal in 30 years – and how much the sport has changed since the 1980s

Torvill and Dean: ‘Britain could win Olympic gold for figure skating’

As the clock ticks down to the Winter Olympics, recently knighted ice dance legends Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean tell Flo Clifford why Britain has never been closer to a first figure skating medal in 30 years – and how much the sport has changed since the 1980s

<p>Torvill and Dean may have hung up their skates but the future looks bright for British skating</p>

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