In print now / Issue 113The 20th Anniversary Issue
Feature / Roam
From movement and nutrition to rest and connection, the everyday things that help us live healthier for longer.
By Brand Contributor · 5 min read
“Wellbeing isn’t a destination, it’s a way of travelling through life with more curiosity.”
Cover art / The 20th Anniversary Issue
In print now
Autumn 2026
The 20th Anniversary Issue. Health. Mind. Travel. Food. Real stories for a healthier, happier life.
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The edit / Mind & body
Fresh perspectives on feeling better. Not doing more.
All the latest stories
Mind
Do you feel guilty when others are unhappy? Explore the childhood origins of emotional responsibility and learn how to stop managing everyone else's moods.
By Camilla Brinkworth · 5 min read
Body / 5 min read
Perimenopause changes more than periods, and oestrogen is only part of the story. Here is how shifting hormones, including testosterone, can affect energy, mood
Read the storyBody / 5 min read
You finish a workout without difficulty, but carrying groceries upstairs leaves your legs feeling unsteady.
Read the storySmall changes.
A fuller life.
Roam / A change of scenery
Brits are leading the charge with a higher desire to travel more often - with 41% admitting they have or would consider taking unpaid leave to travel
Omio’s NowNext 2026-2027 Travel Report Reveals The Top Six Trends Shaping British Travellers’ JourneysThe Mediterranean coast / Slow down. Look closer.
Food / Gather & nourish
Food
The fresh fruit category is seeing strong growth, driven by trends and innovation.
By Brand Contributor · 5 min read
Home
As the days grow shorter and temperatures begin to dip, autumn is the perfect time to enjoy the outdoors, give your garden some attention.
By Brand Contributor · 5 min read
From the editor
“The most powerful interventions are often the least glamorous.”
Rachel Branson
Founder & EditorLook / Style, beauty & skin
Look
Aesthetic treatments are no longer simply about smoothing wrinkles or adding volume. For many people, the goal is to make subtle improvements
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5 min readLife / The art of everyday living
Life
Transitioning into retirement should mark the beginning of a rewarding, well-earned chapter of life. Yet, for millions their final working day are marred
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Talk / In their own words
Conversations with the authors, practitioners and makers shaping the way we live now.
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