Who does most of the work at home?: 'Men get a bad rap'

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How to do Stuff: Mutli-generational holidays

Life can be full of confusing things, but no need to worry! Every Wednesday, Simon Tierney will be showing you ‘How to do Stuff’ - bringing his best tips for those things you might not think about.This week, Simon joins Shane to discuss how to go on a multi-generational family ho ...  Show more

The impact of watching disturbing content online

US blogger Perez Hilton is recovering in hospital after members of the public reported that he had appeared to self-harm during a TikTok livestream. Hilton, whose real name is Mario Lavandeira, was home alone during the time of the live stream, police confirmed, and had his TikTo ...  Show more

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