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YOURS (UK), 13 Oct 2026

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Yours is a British biweekly magazine focused on lifestyle, wellbeing and entertainment for women over 50. First published in 1974, it offers a blend of practical advice, inspiring stories and engaging features tailored to the interests and experiences of its readership. The magazine is known for its coverage of health, finance, travel and relationships, providing useful guidance on topics that matter in later life. It also features a wide range of celebrity interviews, real-life stories and consumer advice, alongside fashion and beauty content designed specifically for women in their 50s and beyond. Regular sections on gardening, food and leisure activities add further variety, while puzzles and competitions add entertainment to the mix. Yours combines informative journalism with an approachable and positive editorial style, creating a publication that celebrates confidence, wellbeing and active living. Available on PressReader, Yours magazine delivers practical advice, inspiring stories and lifestyle content designed for women embracing life after 50.

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ArticleWel­come...

As with every issue of your favour­ite magazine, there’s so much packed in to keep you enter­tained over the next fort­night. But one fea­ture I espe­cially hope every­one reads is our report on breast can­cer screen­ing on page 20. My mum is...

Wel­come...

Article‘Mam­mo­grams shouldn’t stop when we’re 70’

As Carol Tur­ansky listened to the doc­tor explain­ing the res­ults of her mam­mo­gram, it felt like déjà-vu. More than 20 years after she’d first been treated for breast can­cer, Carol, 79, was now being told she had it again. She was 56 when she...

‘Mam­mo­grams shouldn’t stop when we’re 70’

ArticleA trib­ute to the late Esther Rantzen

It was typ­ical of Dame Esther Rantzen to leave us all with such warm and gra­cious thanks before she died on 30 Septem­ber, fol­low­ing a pain­ful battle with stage 4 lung can­cer. ‘Sadly, all good things come to an end, as they say. So, I...

A trib­ute to the late Esther Rantzen

ArticleGra­ham Norton on grow­ing up in Ire­land

For all the fam­ous faces he’s met and the extraordin­ary places his career has taken him, Gra­ham Norton’s memor­ies of grow­ing up in Ire­land are rather more down to earth. His mum, house­wife Rhoda, looked after Gra­ham and his older sis­ter,...

Gra­ham Norton on grow­ing up in Ire­land