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Netflix and Disney+ shows that can help with your grief

Grief is predictably unpredictable and relentlessly exhausting. A smell, a place, a song: almost anything can set off a wave of it and it only takes a tiny drip to tip the bucket. At the risk of sounding like a phrase-a-day calendar, I’ve always viewed grief as a tidal pool. Sometimes submerged, sometimes drained. Regardless, it’s always there. There are times, however, when conditions are ideal for “swimming”. But is there ever a right time to grieve?

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As the US presidential election kicks off in earnest, 12 podcasts to get you up to speed on the caucuses, court cases and more

American politics has always been a hotbed of controversy. However, in the run-up to the presidential election in November 2024, it is reaching peak levels of chaos. Simply put, the characters in the US political sphere far surpass any long-running teledrama in terms of engagement and sheer gall — and as someone who spent over a decade reviewing soap operas, I can say that with some conviction. All of which makes the most pivotal US presidential election ever the perfect fodder for a deep-dive podcast binge.

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Reality TV is turning nasty – and we love it

‘Tomorrow’s Wednesday, that means The Traitors. Who’s going to be murdered?” This jarring question came from my 10-year-old as I tucked her into bed. The seven-year-old chimed in:“ I don’t care who gets murdered, I just love Dark Claudia.”

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As the US presidential election kicks off in earnest, 12 podcasts to get you up to speed on the caucuses, court cases and more

As the US presidential election kicks off in earnest, 12 podcasts to get you up to speed on the caucuses, court cases and more
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The rise of the deep-rest retreat in Ireland: Can a few days of sleep and stillness counter burn out and fatigue?

Mid-January. The height of the post-Christmas slump. December saw you wrapped in your shiny finery. Now, you feel stripped, chewed up, expectorated, and wadded into a dark nook of a table’s underbelly. Still, at least there’s an opportunity for some decent downtime. When I grumbled about feeling spent to a friend, their response was: “You could do with one of those deep-rest retreats.” It instantly sounded tempting... But what exactly is a deep-rest retreat?

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Dreading hosting Christmas dinner for the first time? Here are some clever hacks to help you tame that beast of a feast

For the first time ever, I’ve agreed to host — and cook — Christmas dinner. The sense of expectation for the occasion is high and, being a queen of catastrophisation, the pressure was starting to become all-consuming.

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Thinner, happier… less productive. My three months on the 'skinny jab'

A few months back, Ozempic — an injectable prescription medicine to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes — made the cover of Life. The feature chronicled the ‘battle for the skinny jab’ and the supply issues diabetics are facing due to the huge demand for it from people using the medication ‘off-label’ to lose weight.

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Paul Whitington's TV picks of the week: Creedon's Atlas of Ireland

Sunday, RTÉ1, 6.30pm
In a time where going to Tesco has come to seem like an exotic voyage, we’re all desperate for any kind of journey — even a vicarious one. Enter John Creedon, whose recent series of TV travelogues around Ireland have been appealingly laid-back, and intimate. This Sunday, he returns with a second season of his Atlas of Ireland, in which he visits iconic towns and areas across the country and uncovers their deep histories, and the meanings of their names.
He begins tonight’s show by talking to columnist Fintan O’Toole and historian Diarmaid Ferriter about the controversial circumstances in which the Irish State was named. He’s on the road to his native Co Cork then, where Father Ted actor Ardal O’Hanlon joins him at the site of Ballinspittle’s moving statue, which they both recall coming to see for themselves back in 1985, in a vastly different Ireland.

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Paul Whitington's TV pick of the week: Bloodlands

When you consider Northern Ireland’s colourful past, it’s odd that so few television dramas have been set there, especially crime ones. Jed Mercurio rights that wrong with Bloodlands, a gritty new show starring James Nesbitt as a grizzled Belfast Detective Inspector with more than a few skeletons in his past. As he’s proved on the likes of Line of Duty and Bodyguard, Mercurio has a kind of genius for creating multi-layered characters you can never quite make up your mind about, and DI Tom Brannick may well be a case in point.

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From A Perfect Planet to Rob & Romesh Vs… what to watch on TV this week

Filmed over four years and 31 countries, this latest collaboration between David Attenborough and the BBC Natural History Unit has presented a compelling portrait of how our planet works. In the final episode of A Perfect Planet, however, we find out how our fragile ecosystem is under threat as never before because of the impact of one rampant species — humans.
In previous episodes we’ve learnt how the sun, weather, volcanoes and the oceans have shaped our uniquely hospitable environment and made an astonishing biodiversity possible. Now, though, a century and a half of human dependence on fossil fuels is bearing ugly fruit, as huge releases of CO2 have destabilised our climate, perhaps fatally.

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