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You don't need money to feel rich as new study shows what truly matters

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By Richard Brown, Piers Eady
| MSN UK Verified
Forget massive salaries and flash motors - the secret to feeling truly wealthy in life is having mates who've got your back, a partner who's your closest confidant... and Sunday nights that don't fill you with dread. Six-figure incomes, posh cars and thousands of Instagram followers are no longer the most important signs of success, according to new nationwide research.
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England team for Panama World Cup clash 'leaked' as Tuchel makes some huge calls

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By Richard Brown
| MSN UK Verified
England's team for their final group stage game of the World Cup has been 'leaked' ahead of tonight's clash with Panama, with Thomas Tuchel making some big decisions. The main question mark had been who would replace the injured Reece James at right back, with Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice also nursing a knock from Tuesday's 0-0 draw with Ghana. With that in mind, and against a Panama team still yet to score a goal at this summer's tournament, many had expected a highly rotated England side.
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Brits call for special 'fat jab menus' at restaurants as diners look for 'shift'

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By Richard Brown
| MSN UK Verified
One in five Brits want restaurants to start serving “fat jab menus”, new research has revealed. Around 20% said restaurants should offer special dishes for customers using weight-loss drugs. The survey by Lightspeed also found more than one in four (28%) think restaurants should serve smaller portions to help tackle obesity levels. And more than a third (35%) want calories to be shown clearly on menus, as diners become more conscious about what they are eating.
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