Eve Simmons

It was a thought I suspected he'd had. But I never expected him to say out loud. I immediately burst into tears. I felt hideous, repellent, gross.

Three years ago, I made Christmas disappear. I flew to California and booked my flight home late on Christmas Eve to ensure that the day would be over when I woke up.

Eve Simmons thought she’d chosen the right life partner. But, like so many other women in their thirties, she was wrong

Bookmark popover Removed from bookmarks T he only flaw in my wedding day was the lack of tissues, a friend told me the following day.

From financial regrets to conversations she wishes she'd had earlier, Eve Simmons shares hard truths as a warning to other couples

One Sunday, about five years ago, I decided to 'leave' my husband. Our dog was sick and he demanded that 'for once' it should be me that worked from home.

When most loved-up women hear the words 'will you marry me?' their thoughts immediately turn to vows, flowers and white lace dresses - not financial matters.

The condition, which has killed two UK travellers in the last five years, is caused by the ingestion of a highly toxic form of alcohol that is most often found in contaminated drinks.

Writing in the prestigious medical journal The Lancet, the researchers - from Canada and the UK - say the findings suggest medics may fail to recognise eating disorders other than anorexia.

The number of sufferers is thought to be around 3.5 million - three times more than the 2017 estimate of 1.25 million, according to the study by eating disorder charity Beat.