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Jane Atkinson
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Features Editor and Columnist, The Sun on Sunday
Manchester
Beats
Africa, global health South Africa, reproductive rights medicine, science public health, reproduction sexual health,health
I do not cover any subject which the majority of people would find boring.
Content
By Jane Atkinson Verified| The Sun Verified ITEMS in the latest basket of goods – whose price changes are tracked to measure inflation – now include yoga mats and VR headsets. They have been included by the Office for National Statistics because home exercise is more popular than ever after taking off during Covid. Today I look at the ways you can get fit without ever leaving the house. THIS one from The Yoga Collective certainly feels a bit thicker than your average mat.
Kids will realise banning phones in school is best thing for them - and it might encourage parents to stop scrolling too
By Jane Atkinson Verified| The Sun Verified I KNOW that one of the worst things I do as a parent is spend endless hours on my phone when my six-year-old is around. An appalling, mind-numbing addiction which sees me scrolling through social media, reacting to WhatsApps and emails and dealing with mundane online tasks. It’s harmful now and harmful for the future, because I know that when he starts begging for his own phone in a few years’ time, my argument will be weakened as I try to resist.
By Jane Atkinson Verified| The Sun Verified ITEMS in the latest basket of goods – whose price changes are tracked to measure inflation – now include yoga mats and VR headsets. They have been included by the Office for National Statistics because home exercise is more popular than ever after taking off during Covid. Today I look at the ways you can get fit without ever leaving the house. THIS one from The Yoga Collective certainly feels a bit thicker than your average mat.
Company Info
The Sun on Sunday
The Sun is a leading British daily tabloid newspaper, recognized as one of the largest-selling newspapers in the UK. It was first published on September 15, 1964, and transitioned to a tabloid format in November 1969 under Rupert Murdoch's ownership. The newspaper is headquartered in Wapping, London, and is owned by News Group Newspapers, a division of News UK, which is part of the global media conglomerate News Corp. The Sun offers a diverse range of content, including sensational news stories, show-business gossip, sports reporting, and lifestyle features. It has a strong digital presence, providing online versions of its print content along with exclusive features and news updates. The newspaper also publishes regional editions, such as The Scottish Sun and The Irish Sun, to cater to different markets within the UK and Ireland. Revenue is generated through advertising, newsstand sales, and digital subscriptions, making it a significant player in British media.
London, England, United Kingdom
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