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When Rachel Joyce’s hero, Harold Fry, sets off to post a letter to an old friend, little does he know that he’s heading out on a weeks-long journey that will take him right across Britain. This captivating and emotional debut novel takes a look at one man’s unexamined life and what it takes for him to find his way back to happiness and love.

Today you decide on what workout activity best suits your mood and treat yourself later with some fresh seasonal berries

You’re getting enough sleep and you’re eating properly, so why are you so tired all the time? It may not have anything to do with your sleeping habits or your diet. In fact, it may have something to do with your thinking patterns.

This ladylike shoe is on sale and its pretty, pointed toe will keep you looking poised well into fall

If I asked you who gets the most satisfaction from their work, how would you answer? Would you assume that the investment bankers and corporate lawyers are happiest because of their fat salaries?

Chic ideas to liven up your home with colour and accessories

The supermodel and host of Britain and Ireland's Next Top Model tells us how she keeps in shape and when she fits personal time into her busy schedule

Zöe Ferraris' third novel set in Saudi Arabia, Kingdom of Strangers, couldn't be more aptly named. On one level, it refers to the country's influx of foreign workers, many of whom work in menial jobs.

Today we return to the park for a full-body workout and treat our bodies with a healthy dose of muscle building, protein-packed meals

Can you really ban love? That’s precisely the hope of a local council or “panchayat” in a rural village in India (via The Telegraph) that recently banned love marriages — those unions that haven’t been arranged by the parents of the bride.