GCSE students in Oxfordshire whose parents can no longer pay independent school fees could find themselves without a school place next month. With the 20 per cent VAT charge on fees set to come in ...

Why Trust Us? THE YEAR'S END is the perfect time to think about your health and fitness goals for the next year. But it’s also a solid reminder to use up the rest of your FSA and HSA funds.

John Steinbeck’s classic novella Of Mice and Men will no longer be studied in Wales at GCSE level because of the book’s racial slurs. WJEC, the Cardiff-based Welsh exam board, said it has ...

As we've touched on, AI-powered tech, workouts and trainers are re-shaping the wellness industry as we know it and ringing in a new era in health and fitness. From run coaching apps like Runna and ...

So whether you’ve already picked up a few of these habits or are looking live better in the new year, we’ve rounded up the biggest things we learned about our health in 2024 – and what the ...

Either way, it's always a good time to shop around and see what fitness trackers are available — not to mention smart watches that are packed with health and fitness features, such as the Apple ...

Exercise, on the other hand, is a physical activity that improves your physical fitness, health and well-being. According to a 2018 study in the Journal of Physiotherapy, exercise improved ...

With holiday shipping deadlines nearly here, it's high time to snag one of the best fitness gifts for friends and family members who may or may not have their exercise routines down to a science.

As of the time of writing, all the apps featured have a rating of at least 4.5, making them the best health & fitness apps available on the Play Store. As of 2023, the U.S. population stands at ...

Why Trust Us? As the executive health and fitness director at Women's Health, you’ll never catch me without a gym tote. In fact, I’ve actually tried out dozens upon dozens—dare I say ...

CONNECTED FITNESS? THAT’S so 2022 ... This story originally ran in the November/December issue of Men's Health.

Exam boards should consider using artificial intelligence to write GCSE and A-level papers, Ofqual’s chief has suggested. Sir Ian Bauckham, the interim head of the exams watchdog, told MPs that ...