Motorbikes, yoga, arthritis and me

It’s joint honours for walking, cycling and swimming when it comes to knee osteoarthritis

Ivy was overweight, couldn’t walk and wanted to die. But a single step started her on a new path…

Jane Taylor, 67, a retired nurse, lives in Cheshire with her husband Robert, 72. Ever since I was a little girl, I’d dreamed of becoming a ballerina. I started dancing aged three, and continued long i

We live in an age of screens and, let’s face it, they’re here to stay. Whether at work or at home, many of us spend hours staring at laptops, tablets and phones. We even ‘relax’ by watching TV or scro

I’ve panicked a few times in my life. The first time I remember was when I was confronted by a rat – I’ve been terrified of them ever since. I knew it wasn’t logical, that they were more scared of me

Her voice will be familiar to listeners of BBC Radio 4’s Today programme. But in the decade since Emma Barnett was diagnosed with endometriosis, the 41-year-old journalist has also become a voice for the one in 10 women living with the female health condition. This Endometriosis Awareness Month, she reveals how regular movement has helped her to rewrite the script on her relationship with her body