The big bounce: why Britain’s going mad for trampolines
Stuart Jeffries: Trampolining improves posture, muscle tone, coordination and balance, and increases energy levels
High salt levels found in pub meals
Some main courses have more than half the recommended daily allowance, according to analysis
If you only do one thing this week … avoid the mid-afternoon slump
It's halfway between lunchtime and teatime and you're running out of steam. Sandra Haurant has some tips on how to get through the rest of the afternoon
Working families: Stuck in the middle
As the 'sandwich generation' juggles the demands of children and elderly parents, Cath Janes says more firms should be aiming to appear on the Top Employers for Working Families list
Spud you don’t like
Young people are turning away from the humble potato as a staple and putting UK's £1bn market at risk
A pledge of allegiance to the NHS
DD Guttenplan: A US ad campaign describes the perils of 'government-run healthcare in Britain', but I thank my lucky stars for the NHS
Consumers find food labelling confusing
Major study recommends hybrid scheme for improved health and clarity, but food industry insists on voluntary approach
Food for thought
As you cram for finals, you may rely on time-saving takeaways - but that could be counterproductive. Huma Qureshi explains
Botox injections for sale on the internet
Which? Computer survey finds potentially lethal 'cosmetic enhancement' products including Botox and Melanotan readily available online
Cereals laden with sugar, report warns
Breakfast cereals targeted at children not meeting government's healthy food targets, says Which?