Catherine Burns

New plans to improve healthcare for women and girls have been set out, but will they change anything?

Oh boy, if you follow me on social media, you'll know I promised you this story last week. But I missed my deadline in a whirlwind of work projects and jet lag. So here we are, two weeks after our return from Budapest and I am yet to tell you what happened on the way over. Remember how worried I was?

I don't want to tempt fate but the tantrums from the little Irishman have been few and far between lately. I guess the routine of everyday life is working in our favour. He's napping and sleeping like a little champion too. We put him to bed with a dozen pacifiers and that seems to work like a charm. My goal is to enjoy this spell of tranquility for the next five weeks… until we do another transatlantic flight. This time we're headed to Ireland so perhaps the prospect of his homeland will sweeten the deal. Maybe he'll sleep the whole way, maybe he won't, but it can't really be worse than last time, can it?!

“Yoghurt” is just one of those English spellings that makes no sense. The silent H always makes my American friends think that I can't spell. And they think I sound super-posh when I say it. But I still can't bring myself to default to YO-gurt. It's just not right!

A lot of you are not going to like this one. There are a lot of diehard Barebells fans out there. Remember, this is just my opinion … But let me state my case! Protein bars are popular not only for sports recovery, but also to help people feel full on a relatively small number of calories. As we tip over our 40s, protein becomes more important (especially for ladies going through the peri) and even more important once we are over 60.

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Catherine Burns Maryam Ahmed A quarter of all babies in England are now delivered by emergency caesarean operations, BBC analysis shows - marking a significant rise over the last five years.

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