The New Year's resolution that's not for the faint-hearted

Plus: How to go on a 'digital diet' and recipes for 2023's hottest kitchen gadget
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Sunday January 1 2023

Whilst some of us may be at home nursing sore heads this morning, the more fearless among us are plunging into icy waters instead. Starting the new year off with a spot of cold-water swimming is one of the UK’s more eccentric traditions, but it is becoming increasingly popular, with more and more Britons heading to their local lido or wild swimming spot to take part in the annual challenge. If you are thinking of going for a dip, Eleanor Steafel has shared her top tips for how to keep warm and enjoy yourself in cold waters.

Plus discover the four types of phone addict (and how to break the habit this year) and find out how to make the most of your new air fryer, 2023's hottest kitchen gadget.

Happy New Year!
Abi, Lifestyle team

 
 

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