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Updated: 2026-09-04
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📅 September 3, 2026 ✉️ Climate change and extreme weather 📝 Every year, tropical storms cause widespread devastation, raising concerns that climate change is intensifying their i…
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📅 July 22, 2010 ✉️ Hen and stag parties 📝 What exactly are hen and stag parties, and why can weddings be so expensive for guests? Yvonne and Kate discuss these traditional pre-we…
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📅 July 29, 2010 ✉️ Is there a good and a bad smile? 📝 What makes a smile attractive, and can you have the wrong kind of smile? Yvonne and Kate discuss what research says about go…
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