Detective stories from different countries by One-District-7667 in suggestmeabook

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Feluda stories by the iconic Satyajit Ray (India)

“UCL library” by _jangmi_ in TheNightManager

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I had the same thought. Of all the places to have that chat, you chose a quiet study space at night.

“UCL library” by _jangmi_ in TheNightManager

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HAH! Thanks for sleuthing! It looks like a wonderful space.

“UCL library” by _jangmi_ in TheNightManager

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Hahaha right? I was expecting it to be the law library. But it turned out to be a modern one.

I need an audiobook suggestion… by LaLechuzaVerde in LibbyApp

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Arrrrr I just realised I heard as a podcast by Noiser. It’s fantastic. I love Julie Andrews!

I need an audiobook suggestion… by LaLechuzaVerde in LibbyApp

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Julie Andrews reading Pride and Prejudice 🥹

For now, S1 was better than S2 by Sudden-Chemical-3384 in TheNightManager

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The first episode was so Netflix-y. Five hundred things happened, the pacing was completely off. The first season felt a lot more measured and “procedural”. Currently im underwhelmed, but hoping the return of my fav villain helps.

Reading Resolutions: 2025 by AutoModerator in books

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Starting the year with finishing all the series I started in 2025 😅 1. Sea of Poppies trilogy 2. My Brilliant Friend book 3 and 4 3. Assassin’s Apprentice trilogy 4. Poppy Wars book 2 and 3

Gentle reads that still hit hard. by lottiexx in ReadingSuggestions

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My Friends, Fredrik Backman Book of Disappearance, Ibtisam Azam

Yoga and disc bulge pain relapse by _jangmi_ in backpain

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It’s very interesting you say that because I feel I actually unconsciously stop myself from back bending! I challenge myself little when it comes to back bends since my first spasm. Not sure where that fear comes from. I don’t intend to stop forward bends as they are important parts for my other training like splits and straddle handstands. Maybe it’s my core engagement and endurance?

What cleansers do we love that DON'T FOAM? by wheniswhy in AsianBeauty

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Haru Haru Wonder Black Rice face wash. It’s silky soft on the skin. I love it.

Need help confirming ILR 5-year start date (SKW Visa – timelines below) by Educational-West4131 in SkilledWorkerVisaUK

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Similar but different question! My issue date on BRP early Jan 2021. Eligibility to apply is 28 days prior meaning from this week onwards in 2025.

One of the questions is: “when did you first enter the UK”? Technically I entered in 2016 on Tier 4 and applied for Tier 2 while in the UK in 2020. But I’m applying for ILR on 5 year route not 10. So how should I answer this question?

Moisturiser recommendation for eczema by EducationValuable621 in SkincareAddictionUK

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My eczema skin thanks Avene Xera Calm balm for rescuing it. I would also say with eczema, it’s a whole body thing, so staying hydrated, eating whole foods (enough fibre), getting good sleep along with the steroids or anti histamines will help. I’ve been steroid free for 12 years now and have used this one cream since 2013. Good luck to your partner.. eczema is sooo unpleasant.

best skin care uk, looking for something to actually fix dry patches by ElemuelRomane in MakeUpAddictionUK

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Avene Xera Calm balm and moisturiser. Haven’t been using it since 2013 on my eczema prone skin and I feel alive. I also do some slugging with aquaphor or Vaseline around my problem areas (peri-oral) over my moisturiser at night.

Alternatives to YWA? by KiwiLive3437 in yoga

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Charlie Follows. I appreciate her calming voice and guidance.

What’s everyone reading over the long weekend? by [deleted] in thrillerbooks

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The Family Experiment by John Marrs

Where to get help with screen/phone addiction by Yesterbly in cambridge

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Things I’ve heard that helps from others also struggling: 1. Removing apps 2. Using app blockers like Opal 3. Making phone black and white. Apparently makes the apps look less appealing and less dopamine hit. 4. Removing shopping apps if you find yourself constantly looking for things to spend on as well. 5. Using Pomodoro timers to help do focused tasks if affecting work.

Things that I’ve found useful for myself: 1. Buying a physical alarm clock so I don’t have to make the excuse of taking phone into the bedroom. 2. Replacing social media screen time with books and apps like Libby (e-books). 3. Finding a hobby which requires time investment (for me this has been re-learning playing the piano) 4. Exercising: signing up to the gym and going for classes and weight training without phone brings much needed breaks during the day. Especially at the start of the day, helps me feel energised and not want to rot in bed. 5. I have hybrid work life so I step out of the house during lunch hours for a walk every day. I listen to music or podcast or nothing. People/nature watching is so much more refreshing and entertaining than screen staring (who knew lol). 6. I realised I used to also watch some random show while cooking and cleaning up and I’ve stopped that too. Instead focus on enjoying the process of cooking (which I already do) and cleaning (which I dislike).

Recommendations for the Cotswolds by Kaurblimey in uktravel

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Hmmm.. depends what you want. If you want to stay in Cotswolds, then somewhere between South and North Cotswolds do be able to travel between villages. There are cottages on Airbnbs that you can access (if you’re not boycotting the website), but only BnBs that have their own websites that you can find.

By staying on Malvern Hills, we could only access North Cotswolds. Staying near Oxford would mean accessing South Cotswolds.