Royal tour: Prince Harry reveals that he’s hoping for a baby girl

Prince Harry has admitted that he’s hoping for a baby girl when the Duchess of Sussex gives birth next spring. The Duke of Sussex was attending a cycling event as part of the recently launched Sydney Invictus Games when he revealed his wish for a daughter. After helping a competitor in a wheelchair mount a curb, a spectator called out to Prince Harry saying: “I hope it’s a girl”.

Multiple sclerosis: What is it and what are the symptoms?

Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a lifelong autoimmune condition that affects the brain and the spinal cord, resulting in a wide range of symptoms that vary from person-to-person. Joan Didion, Jack Osbourne and Selma Blair, who was diagnosed in August, are among those in the public eye who live with MS. MS inhibits how well a person’s central nervous system functions, subsequently interrupting the process whereby the brain sends signals to the rest of the body to enable you to do simple things like move, eat and see.

Average lunch break lasts only 22 minutes, report finds

Long gone are the days when employees would sidle out of the office at 12 noon for a lunchtime meeting only to trundle back three hours later, two courses and a bottle of Chardonnay down. Today, high demands and an increasingly volatile economic landscape have rendered the concept of lunch hours obsolete in most offices, with the average Brit now taking just 22 minutes for their midday break, new research claims. The survey found that one in five employees didn’t leave their desks at all during lunchtime.

Selma Blair reveals multiple sclerosis diagnosis: ‘I am disabled’

Selma Blair has revealed she has multiple sclerosis (MS). Writing on Instagram, Blair said that despite only just being diagnosed, she has been experiencing symptoms for years, leading her to believe she might’ve had the disease for more than a decade. The brilliant costumer #Allisaswanson not only designs the pieces #harperglass will wear on this new #Netflix show , but she carefully gets my legs in my pants, pulls my tops over my head, buttons my coats and offers her shoulder to steady myself.

Male breast cancer: What are the signs and how to check?

Breast cancer is more commonly associated with women than with men, affecting approximately one in eight women in their lifetimes. While boys do not develop breasts like girls do during puberty, they still have a small amount of breast tissue behind the nipples where breast cancer can develop, Macmillan Cancer Support explains. “Until puberty, breast tissue in boys and girls is the same.

Know why you should wash new clothes before wearing them

New clothes are dirtier than they look. First, there are the dozens of people who may have handled that garment in the store before you chose to buy it. Whether they touched it or tried it on, you have no idea how clean their hands and bodies were.

Jhanvi Kapoor & Khushi Kapoor mid night workout

The Dhadak actress who is known to pay a great deal of gyming, had recently posted a fun, goofy video where Jhanvi sat on younger sister Khushi Kapoor like a piggyback and documented the moment of Khushi doing squats in their dresser. Watch this video to know more!!!!!

30 Anti-Aging Foods for Women That'll Keep You Feeling Young

Self-Lubricating Condom? It May Make Sex Easier, Reduce Infection

Researchers have come up with a new self-lubricating condom that gets slick when it gets in touch with moisture.

Five reasons to stop reading your children fairytales now

Stories like Cinderella and Beauty and the Beast are so ingrained in popular culture that it can be all too easy to overlook the damaging ideologies that they perpetuate via misogynistic characters, degrading plot lines and racial uniformity. Now, parents are imposing bans on these classic Disney tales, with Keira Knightley and Kristen Bell among those criticising some of the key storylines, which depict women being rescued by men and kissed while they sleep. Donald Haase, author of Fairytales and Feminism, encourages parents to read these stories sceptically, so as to confront such archaisms rather than endorse them.

Lena Dunham shares hospital photo following surgery to remove left ovary

Lena Dunham has posted a photo on Instagram of her lying on a hospital bed after having surgery to remove her left ovary. The Girls creator has spoken frankly in the past about suffering from various health issues, having undergone a hysterectomy in 2017 in an effort to treat her severe endometriosis. In her recent post, she explains how the ovary had been removed as it had become surrounded by thickened scar tissue and was causing her immense discomfort.

CBD: What is it and how is it being used in the UK?

CBD, short for cannabidiol, is having a moment. Used in everything from snacks to moisturisers, products containing CBD (including oils, extracts, etc) seem to be everywhere. The number of CBD consumers doubled in the last year and with Canada becoming the latest country to legalise marijuana for recreational use, cannabis-derived products are now in the news more than ever before. But what exactly is CBD, and how is it making waves in medical fields and beyond? Read on for everything you need to know about the herbal flavour-of-the-month. ...

Amazing benefits of Watermelon Seeds in Winter Season

Watermelon Seeds in Winters. You can simply munch on the seeds as you eat the fruit. That’s the easiest way to do it. Or you can eat sprouted watermelon seeds. Eating the sprouted seeds is more far more beneficial. This is because you get the full dose of protein and other nutrients. You can eat the seeds after they are sprouted, after you have removed the tough black shells.

Patients with eating disorders told they’re ‘not thin enough’ for treatment

An MP has issued a warning over the danger of not treating patients for eating disorders unless they’re deemed “thin enough” by health professionals. Wera Hobhouse, a Liberal Democrat politician and MP for Bath, was speaking during a Westminster Hall debate on eating disorders, which took place this week. Hobhouse read out an email that she received from the woman, in which she detailed being refused treatment as she “didn’t meet the diagnostic criteria”.

20 Gifts for New Parents That They'll Totally Appreciate

Restart a Heart Day: How to perform CPR if someone is unresponsive and not breathing

If you come across someone who is unresponsive and they don’t seem to be breathing, being able to perform CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) before the emergency services arrive could save their life. According to a recent study commissioned by the British Heart Foundation (BHF), nearly a third of UK adults wouldn’t feel confident enough to perform CPR if they saw someone suffering a cardiac arrest. October 16 marks World Restart a Heart Day, an event organised by the International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation with the aim of equipping as many people as possible with the skills for CPR.

Lungs: Foods for Natural Detox

Lungs are the most ignored organ of our body. Daily, they are exposed to killer pollutants and microbes that get deposited from the air you inhale. In the case of smokers, their healthy pink lungs turn black with the deposition of tar in their lungs. Regular detoxification of lungs will help in smooth functioning and help in expulsion of toxins.

World Food Day 2018: Stay Stress-Free With These Foods

With stress, depression, insomnia, fatigue, turning out to be the most common issues of Indians (children, teenagers, adults alike) let’s delve on how we can nip the bud with food. As per experts, stress is your body’s way of responding to any kind of demand or threat. Well, add some of these foods in your daily diet to literally go further with food and shoo away high-stress levels from your life.

Reasons why Sweet Potatoes are good for Diabetic Patients

Sweet potatoes can be consumed in various methods, but always remember to consume it in the right amount. This video will answer your question as to whether sweet potatoes are good for diabetes or not. Being rich in dietary fibres, sweet potatoes help in combating constipation and also in preventing colon cancer.

Your Getaway Guide to Skopelos Island, Where 'Mamma Mia' Was Filmed

Spend the week living like you're in the hit Abba musical.

Royal baby: What will Meghan Markle and Prince Harry name their first child?

Now that Kensington Palace has officially announced that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are expecting their first child in spring next year, speculation is already rife regarding what the child will be named. It’s probable that Prince Harry and Meghan will follow in the footsteps of Duke and Duchess of Cambridge by not revealing the sex of the baby until the day of its birth. Several gambling companies have stated that the duke and duchess are likely to name a baby girl after Prince Harry’s late mother, Diana, Princess of Wales.

23 Major Moments You Missed From Princess Eugenie's Royal Wedding

Princess Charlotte wins the award for cutest bridesmaid ever. From Redbook

Royal baby: Will Meghan Markle still visit Fiji and Tonga despite Zika virus risk?

Kensington Palace has announced that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are expecting their first child, with a due date falling in spring 2019. While many people have been responding to the news with a mixture of excitement and humour, others have been expressing their concern over the prospect of Meghan visiting countries where cases of Zika virus have been found - given it can cause health complications in unborn babies. Zika virus is a disease that’s transmitted by mosquitoes.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's future daughter may be first to inherit royal title

An antiquated law that states that only sons can inherit hereditary peerages is being challenged in the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR). This could have significant implications for the future children of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, should they have any daughters. Kensington Palace has announced that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are expecting their first child in spring 2019.