Agnes Rogers 
In the ever-changing landscape of financial planning, families are discovering that the nuances of trust creation and inheritance tax (IHT) reform can make all the difference. With new regulations looming on the horizon, it’s no surprise that a growing number of families are turning to trusts as a proactive strategy. Just last week, I sat …
When I step out onto the bustling streets of London, my pace seems to set me apart. Some drift lazily, while others glide with purpose. Have you ever noticed how your walking speed can reveal layers of your personality? Behavioral scientists have recently delved into this fascinating realm, unveiling connections between the way we walk …
As the new year unfolds, many of us are on a quest for healthier eating habits, looking for tricks that will not only save us time but also boost our nutrient intake. That’s when I stumbled upon a cooking secret for broccoli that promised to retain a staggering 90% of its nutrients. Could a simple …
Imagine standing at the edge of a cliff, peering into the unknown. This is how many cancer patients feel today. As we step into 2026, a new wave of hope is cresting in oncology, promising to reshape the landscape of cancer treatment. Highlights My journey through life has been intertwined with stories of resilience and …
Leading UK neuroscientists have released a staggering 2026 forecast suggesting that the finality of late-stage memory loss may soon be a thing of the past. While conventional treatments have historically focused on merely slowing the decline, this new clinical method targets the ‘synaptic bridge,’ offering a potential for recovery that has the medical community issuing …
Reaching the age of 70 in 2026 marks a critical ‘biological crossroads’ where small daily habits begin to have a 5x impact on heart health and cognitive longevity. According to recent UK longevity data, the three most damaging habits to quit immediately are the ‘post-dinner sedentary hour,’ reliance on over-the-counter sleep aids, and—most surprisingly—the habit …
The air was thick with uncertainty as I strolled through the quiet corridors of my once-bustling hospital. It was January 2026, a time when the remnants of the pandemic still lingered like an unwanted guest. I looked around, and I could almost hear the echoes of laughter that used to fill these halls, replaced now …
Ever found yourself muttering while chopping carrots or rehearsing a presentation in front of a mirror? You’re not alone. Talking to yourself, or what psychologists call “self-directed speech,” isn’t just some odd quirk—it’s actually a powerful cognitive tool. Welcome to the world of self-talk, where the brain reveals its hidden strengths and abilities. Highlights The …
As more UK households switch to home blood pressure monitoring to avoid long NHS wait times, medical experts are issuing a critical warning regarding ‘reading gaps.’ While these devices are vital for long-term health, a specific technical difference in how home monitors and GP equipment process data means your results could be off by as …
Every traveller knows the feeling of frantic packing, shoving items into bags and praying you haven’t left anything behind. Then there’s that sinking feeling at the airport when you realise you can’t remember where your boarding pass is. The solution? Well, it’s not what you might think. This January, I discovered that a simple crayon …