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	45307 5 ways your sleep affects what you eat OverSixty Without quality shut-eye, our productivity decreases, immune system weakens and even our dietary health is negatively affected.
	45306 "It's not always about toilet training" - here are 7 ways to make sure your child is emotionally ready for school, by an educational psychologist (and #6 is a game changer) Good to Know "It's not always about toilet training" - teaching them to introduce themselves and ask 'Do you want to play?' are so important in helping your child feel ready
	45303 Are you a Muhammad Ali fan? You can buy his childhood home for $1.5M USA Today Muhammad Ali's childhood home in Louisville, Kentucky, is on the market for $1.5 million. Here's what you get.
	45302 Europe's incredible new 8-day train journey taking tourists through 7 countries Express The new train will stop off in famous cities such as Vienna, Postojna, and Sofia before ending it's journey in Istanbul.
	45299 Ranking the 10 best Kentucky Wildcats of the John Calipari era FanSided Coach Cal has left Big Blue Nation for Woo Pig Sooie, which makes now the perfect time to look back at the best players of his 15-year tenure
	45295 Rory McIlroy says divorce OFF after reconciliation The South African Rory McIlroy and his wife Erica have called off their divorce and are looking forward to "a new beginning".
	45293 Tyla says Britney Spears comparisons are 'getting boring now' PerthNow Tyla finds the comparisons made between her 'Water' music video and Britney Spears' 'I'm A Slave 4 U' promo to be "boring".
	45291 London restaurant named best in England with 'mind-blowing food' MyLondon London dominated the awards with over half of the top 100 restaurants located in the capital
	45263 The anti-sunscreen movement is a dangerous 'clean beauty' trend Cosmopolitan Skin cancer rates are rising, yet worrying SPF conspiracy theories are gaining traction too. So, does sunscreen really cause cancer? Does natural SPF exist?
	45262 Exercise during teenage years is 'crucial for staying active into adulthood' Mirror Online A study of 26,000 people across the world found that the ages of 15 to 17 are the most important for exercise to have a lasting impact on mental health and wellbeing