In this issue

WITH SPRINGTIME truly upon us, here at Reader’s Digest HQ we’ve turned our minds to the subjects of renewal and revivification.
On p42 you’ll find 36 tips from top doctors and cardiologists on the everyday adjustments they make to take care of their hearts. From experimenting with meditation to getting plenty of sleep, they’re easy suggestions to incorporate into your own routine.
As well as listening to your body, we discover that it pays to listen to your inner child. On p62, Peter Woolrich meets a businessman who claims that a child-like way of thinking was the secret to making his millions.
If it’s your memory and brainpower you want to improve, we’ve made things simple. On p73 we reveal some long-established secrets that will hone your wits through the power of words, languages and mnemonics. It’s good news for our subscribers—regular reading is one of the best ways to keep your brain sharp. Enjoy the issue.

Time To Face The Music

Olly Mann is surprised to discover a taste for classical music—years before he was expecting it…

4 mins

Financial Advice Today, For A More Secure Tomorrow

The “Financial Lives” survey by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) makes for fascinating, if somewhat scary, reading. An in-depth investigation into the financial security of people across different age groups in the UK indicates the extent to which many of us are unprepared for the future, and are often in the dark when it comes to taking financial advice.

2 mins

The Life Of Bryan

Malcolm in the Middle made him a household name, but it was his role in the gritty Breaking Bad that made the critics take notice. At 62, James Mottram discovers, it seems that Bryan Cranston is only just getting started…

5 mins

Andrew Lloyd Webber "I REMEMBER"

Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber, 70, is the legendary composer of some of the most successful musicals in history and has reigned over the West End for nearly five decades

7 mins

Back To Life

In the second part of Andrew Britton’s story, we find out how his new lease on life was made possible by an organ donor, British Heart Foundation research, and the gifts in Wills left to the charity by people like you

2 mins

Dealing With Rejection

A recent break-through discovery by a team of British Heart Foundation (BHF) researchers could radically improve the success rates of heart transplant procedures. Work like this would not be possible without gifts in Wills left to the BHF. These gifts fund half their pioneering research

2 mins

Think Like A Toodler

Could Listening to your inner child be the secret to making millions? One Father and businessman certainly think so..

7 mins

A Sunshine State Of Mind

Slowing down and exploring Queensland, Australia’s holiday haven

6 mins

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