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• Dead chickens and human crash test dummies...the bizarre world of test engineering

  06-09-2026 11:00 via dailymail.com
  
  It was all very well for the Wright brothers to invent aeroplanes, but someone had to check that they were safe...
  
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• The night before our dog Stan died, the Northern Lights lit up the sky - like heaven opening its door. In the final moving extract from his book, TONY PARSONS opens up about the loss of his beloved spaniel, and the pain every pet owner goes through

  07-09-2026 02:01 via dailymail.com
  
  I had always thought I would know when it was our last walk. But it never crossed my mind, as we ambled home from the Heath one early spring evening, that this could be our last walk.
  
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• The truth behind your menopause supplements: How the health industry is preying on midlife women with HRT alternatives, exposed by doctor and broadcaster XAND VAN TULLEKEN

  07-09-2026 02:00 via dailymail.com
  
  Are you a woman worried about the menopause? There's a supplement for that. Dozens, in fact - as well as menopause shampoo, menopause face cream and even menopause chocolate.
  
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• The truth behind the wellness industry's dubious promises: From the watch that could do you more harm than good to vitamin drips loved by celebrities, XAND VAN TULLEKEN exposes the products that simply prey on your health anxieties

  06-09-2026 02:01 via dailymail.com
  
  There is a fundamental difficulty facing anyone who wants to increase human lifespan. It is that our bodies aren't built to last.
  
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• 'Nobody will ever love you like a dog': TONY PARSONS was left alone and anxious as the world shut down. But he always had spaniel Stan - even after he took this Casanova of the canine world on a leg-crossing visit to the vets...

  06-09-2026 02:01 via dailymail.com
  
  When Sophocles said that the sexual urge is like being chained to a maniac, he was probably thinking about Stan.
  
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• Stan, the spaniel who taught me to be happy again: TONY PARSONS lived in a big house in Hampstead but his career was on the skids. Here, he reveals how a dog he never wanted helped turn his life around

  05-09-2026 02:01 via dailymail.com
  
  We hadn't meant to get a dog. When our nine-year-old daughter Jasmine was home from school with an illness that was dragging on longer than expected, we were willing to do anything to lift her spirits.
  
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• Exposing the great wellness racket: From wonder supplements to tell-all health trackers, doctor and broadcaster XAND VAN TULLEKEN unmasks the troubling truth behind our favourite health products

  05-09-2026 02:00 via dailymail.com
  
  Sometime in 2020, I began to feel that, despite having trained as a doctor and worked in health for 20 years, I didn't know anything.
  
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• Have you got what it takes to be one of the GREATS...Jared Diamond explores what men from Jeff Bezos to Shakespeare to Genghis Khan had in common

  04-09-2026 11:26 via dailymail.com
  
  What does it take to become great? It'snot enough to be in the right place at the right time; it's not enough to be a genius…
  
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• 'Shakespearean tragedy of secrets and lies' - the best crime fiction out this month: Not a Word by Linwood Barclay, Claim Your Dead by Lucie Whitehouse, The Unbelieved by Vikki Petraitis

  04-09-2026 11:07 via dailymail.com
  
  Geoffrey Wansell reviews
  
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• Dogs, villains and spies in the latest 'exceptional' Kate Atkinson: Our Noble Selves by Kate Atkinson, The Housekeeper by Rose Tremain, The Silver Bones of Frances Winter By Fiona Goggin

  04-09-2026 11:07 via dailymail.com
  
  Eithne Farry reviews
  
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• 'Hair-raising true-life adventures' in this week's popular fiction: Summer Hours by Alessandra Thom, The Pirate Queen by Ariel Lawhon, My Person by Tea Mutonji

  04-09-2026 10:45 via dailymail.com
  
  Wendy Holden reviews
  
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• Robert Harris returns to Rome in this week's literary fiction: Agrippa by Robert Harris, How to Make a Woman by Marie Darrieussecq, The Complex by Karan Mahajan

  04-09-2026 10:37 via dailymail.com
  
  Claire Allfree reviews
  
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• There will be life on Mars...in palaces of ice

  03-09-2026 18:34 via dailymail.com
  
  Sono's vision for Mars involves building an ice palace. The beauty of it, he says, will 'contribute to the mental well-being of the astronauts'.
  
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• The secret to Arsenal's Premier League title win? Happy wives and pickpockets

  30-08-2026 11:00 via dailymail.com
  
  The Daily Mail's own Isaan Khan reveals in his new book the behind-the-scenes secrets that led Arsenal to win the Premier League for the first time in 22 years.
  
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• A baboon who excelled at sentry duty, dogs targeted by snipers and the silent, deadly killers on the Balkan Front - there was no monkeying around for the animals caught up in WWI

  30-08-2026 10:42 via dailymail.com
  
  Christopher Hart discovers the incredible impact animals had in key moments of the first World War.
  
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• What do Antony Gormley, Henry Moore and Rodin have in common? They were on a quest to capture the human spirit in material form... New book reveals how you can decode sculpture like an expert

  29-08-2026 18:00 via dailymail.com
  
  Bel Mooney dives into the world of sculpture and discovers how often artists have tried to capture our humanity through the natural objects around us.
  
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• Admit my feelings for my publisher's wife? I'd rather be hung, drawn and quartered...

  28-08-2026 18:08 via dailymail.com
  
  By July 1945, Daphne's flirtation with Christopher Puxley had run its course. The war in the Far East, where her soldier husband Tommy 'Boy' Browning had been posted, was coming to an end.
  
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• Admit my feelings for my publisher's wife? I'd rather be hung, drawn and quartered…

  28-08-2026 18:01 via dailymail.com
  
  By July 1945, Daphne's flirtation with Christopher Puxley had run its course. The war in the Far East, where her soldier husband Tommy 'Boy' Browning had been posted, was coming to an end.
  
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• The darkness behind Rebecca: A riveting new biography by Daphne du Maurier's grandson reveals untold details about her life - her twin personalities, affairs with men and women and the truth about her profoundly troubling relationship with her father

  28-08-2026 17:55 via dailymail.com
  
  Daphne - or Track, as I knew her, a nickname coined by her son for reasons now lost to time - was one of the world's best-selling authors, most famous for her great novel Rebecca.
  
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• The next Netflix hit features in the best Psychological Thrillers out now: They Say A Girl Died Here by Sarah Pinborough, Time to Burn by Ellery Lloyd, Bad Intentions by Iliana Xander

  28-08-2026 10:50 via dailymail.com
  
  Christena Appleyard reviews the best Psychological Thrillers out now.
  
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• Fabulous and complex Sci Fi novels you should read this month: Bodies of Magic by Freya Marske, Blacktail by Scott Hawkins, Scion by James Islington

  28-08-2026 10:50 via dailymail.com
  
  Jamie Buxton reviews the best Sci Fi and Fantasy novels out now.
  
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• Grief, motherhood and the Giant's Causeway feature in the best Short Stories of the month: Nightjar by Emily Ruskovich, Seasonal Folktales by Morvern Graham, The Good Time by Nell Stevens

  28-08-2026 10:35 via dailymail.com
  
  Eithne Farry reviews the best Short Stories out now.
  
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• Booker nominated novels in this week's Literary Fiction reviews: THE DISAPPEARERS by Marlon James, SUNRISE by Téa Obreht, AGNES LIVES! by Hallie Elizabeth Newton

  28-08-2026 10:30 via dailymail.com
  
  Stephanie Cross reviews the best Literary Fiction out now.
  
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• What do a 100 million-year-old feminist, a 2 ft long worm and a glue shooting sniper all have in common? They live in your soil

  28-08-2026 10:09 via dailymail.com
  
  Frank Ashwood takes us beneath the surface with his insightful exploration of the soil that makes up our world.
  
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• How Paul Simon took on Apartheid... and created his bestselling album

  27-08-2026 20:00 via dailymail.com
  
  In 1985, the singer spent hundreds ofthousands of his own dollars to work with South African musicians. They created what would be his best album.
  
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• Shocking new history analyses the real relationship between King Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson...who never even wanted him

  23-08-2026 11:00 via dailymail.com
  
  'The boy will ruin himselfin twelve months' So said George V of his son Edward VIII, who proved the prophecy right by throwing away his crown for Wallis Simpson
  
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• Big Brother is watching you...no really, he is

  23-08-2026 11:00 via dailymail.com
  
  Security has become a 'runaway global business' but is it making us safer, or more anxious than ever before
  
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• Which book left Julian Hoffman cold?

  21-08-2026 11:00 via dailymail.com
  
  Author Julian Hoffman answers our burning questions
  
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• Relatable and readable novels in this month's contemporary fiction: Laura Clark is Away From her Desk by Helen Russell, Clutch by Emily Nemens, Tuesdays are for Oversharing by Bella Osborne

  21-08-2026 11:00 via dailymail.com
  
  Sara Lawrence reviews
  
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• 'Grittily gorgeous and sizzlingly sexy' best in Romantasy out now: The Ballad of Falling Dragons by Sarah A. Parker, The Lion and the Deathless Dark by Carissa Broadbent, Earthbound by Saara El-Arifi

  21-08-2026 11:00 via dailymail.com
  
  Jamie Buxton reviews
  
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