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We all know the struggles that come with wellness and weight loss. Changing up your daily eating and exercise habits is one of the most difficult things you can do, and even when you put a ton of time and effort into something, your progress might not be quite what you expected. Read More...
Alan Dashwood was professor of European law at the University of Cambridge from 1995 to 2009 and is now professor emeritus. He is also a barrister in Henderson Chambers, a bencher of the Inner Temple and took silk in 2010 specialising in the law of the European Union. He was the founding editor of European Law Review and was one of the joint editors of Common Market Law Review until December 2008
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For the late Queen Elizabeth II, there were just two things that were certain in the summer - sunshine and Balmoral.
Her beloved Balmoral estate in the Scottish Highlands became the place where she was "most happy," and where she spent every summer since her childhood. For the first time since her death, King Charles and Queen Camilla have kept her tradition alive, having welcomed their first guests to the Castle on the 50,000 acre estate on 21 August. Read More...