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Credit: Getty A-level and GCSE retakes are a legitimate option for those who believe they can achieve better results.  It’s been another frustrating year for children in education with the pandemic leading to the cancellation of school exams in 2021 , including all GCSE, AS and A levels . In January of this year, the government announced that grades will again be based on teacher recommendations. Meaning students should expect a different GCSE and A-Level results day in August. Whilst we hope the majority of pupils will be happy with their grades, there will be those who feel that they could have achieved better had they sat the exam. Which is why England’s exams regulator Ofqual has announced that a full set of A-level and GCSE retakes will be available to students from Autumn 2021. Compiling all the current information and advise available, we explain the process plus important things to consider before deciding to take an exam later this year… Why might you consider re...

This weekend will mark Princess Charlotte's sixth birthday, but Prince William and Kate Middleton won't mark the celebration in the usual way this weekend, thanks to a very important reason. Credit: Getty Princess Charlotte will celebrate her sixth birthday on Sunday. It’s thought that Prince William and Kate Middleton won’t release an official birthday portrait of her this weekend – for a special reason. This royal news comes after the reason why William and Kate’s anniversary video may look familiar to you was revealed. These days, royal family milestones, like birthdays, are usually marked with the release of an unseen portrait. Last week, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge shared a gorgeous new photo of Prince Louis to mark his third birthday and two new portraits of the couple were released yesterday, to mark their 10 year anniversary. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (@ken...

Credit: Getty There are a number of reasons why you could be feeling so tired all the time, from too many late nights and early mornings to more serious conditions such as insomnia .  While more people than ever before have reportedly felt this way during the pandemic, feeling tired all the time is actually so common that the NHS has already made it into an acronym. TATT stands for “tired all the time” and it’s linked to a lack of sleep , among other issues like waking up too early in the morning. Tiredness and exhaustion in the long-term doesn’t only make it harder to live your life to the full, but can cause health problems in the future. Why am I always tired? 1. Lack of a balanced diet If you feel tired after eating and throughout the day, you might be suffering from an unbalanced diet. Credit: Getty Eating foods with high antioxidant levels, also known as superfoods, improve your immune system and prevent you from feeling run down and tired. Common superfoods incl...

Vodka, sake and lemon, with floral notes from elderflower and topped with ginger ale, will get your weekend off to a sparkling start This house cocktail, which is part of our new DIY-at-home range , epitomises what the restaurant is all about. It’s clean and fresh, with some sweet notes, and balances Asian flavours with fresh citrus and British elderflower. Continue reading... from Recipes | The Guardian https://ift.tt/3xElQxU via IFTTT

Vet warns pet owners that the popular Instagram trend of posting cute pictures of their pooches in flower fields could be deadly to their dogs. Instagram trend deadly to dogs sees dog owners get their pets to pose for pictures in fields of flowering with plants such as Rapeseed is putting their lives at risk a vet has warned. It’s not just chew toys that are deadly to dogs, It comes after pet owners were warned to check their gardens after a common plant killed dog . Head Vet Sean McCormack, at tails.com , has warned that these types of fields can be dangerous to dogs who have sensitivity. Rapeseed is just one of many plants that can be poisonous to pets, along with hyacinth, bluebells, and daffodil bulbs, the Dogs Trust , has warned. Instead, owners could let their pets enjoy cooling off in a B&M pet paddling pool instead before drying them off in a puppy bathrobe . Instagram trend deadly to dogs is all over the social media platform with people snapping their pooches wit...