Rebecca Whittaker is a Features Writer at MailOnline. She specializes in Health and Wellness, covering a range of topics including medicine, alternative medicine, and climate change, with a focus on how these issues intersect with consumer health and environmental concerns. Rebecca's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Yahoo News Singapore, The Independent, and Irish Independent.
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Airports have warned of further disruption as flights continue to be cancelled on Wednesday morning
By: Rebecca Whittaker, Neve Dawson
Despite the wet weather, most of England and all of Wales is still in drought Thank you for registering
By: Rebecca Whittaker
Latest on air traffic control crisis as delays expected to last for days
Money Saving Expert’s Martin Lewis has urged parents to look at high interest savings accounts and Junior ISAs
By: Rebecca Whittaker
Teenagers can claim free £50 by following this Martin Lewis advice
By: Rebecca Whittaker
An average food shop could rise to almost £150 by next summer the Food and Drink Federation warned
Shoppers have been warned that food prices could soar over the next few months due to pressures from global conflict and extreme weather.
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By: Rebecca Whittaker
The money-saving expert says he has had this document since he was in his 30s
Around 3,800 jobs are at risk due to the closure of almost 200 restaurants
