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'Main Character Syndrome': Experts Claim Prince Harry Addicted to Drama and Chaos

As Prince Harry weighs a fresh offer to stay at Buckingham Palace, therapists explain why critics see 'main character syndrome' and a possible addiction to royal drama at the heart of his UK returns.

International Business Times UK

I never worried about ‘prepping’ for the apocalypse – but then I spoke to survivalists

IN FOCUS: As the Doomsday Clock is set one second closer to midnight and war rages on worldwide, Charlotte Cripps meets the people preparing for the end of civilisation… just in case

The Independent UK

Can we fix this? How to repair with your child and the four easy-to-follow steps

We all rage occasionally, but making up is essential. Here’s how to repair with your child.

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Why are so many of us addicted to drama?

Today’s attention economy feeds into our worst desires to overstress everything. But a new theory reveals that it doesn’t have to be this way. We can, in fact, choose a calmer life

The Guardian - UK

The Crown claims Diana was addicted to drama and scandal – but is the condition real?

In season six of Netflix’s royal epic, Diana’s therapist advises her to step away from her affair with Dodi Fayed, calling the adrenaline she gets from the chaotic relationship ‘addictive’. Charlotte Cripps, who thrives on intensity herself, takes a look at how genuine drama addiction really is

The Independent UK

The psychology behind some men's obsession with the Roman Empire, according to these brain experts

Your brain on the Roman Empire

Fortune

How billionaires navigate boredom through thrilling experiences like Titanic sub, according to psychologists

‘Travel, in particular, is one of the more accessible ways to get those thrills,’ psychologist says about billionaires who seek luxurious expeditions

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How billionaires navigate boredom through thrilling experiences like Titanic sub, according to psychologists

‘Travel, in particular, is one of the more accessible ways to get those thrills,’ psychologist says about billionaires who seek luxurious expeditions

The Independent UK

How to Spot a Drama Addict at Work (and What to Do About It)

We’ve all known coworkers who seem to live for ramping up the angst. How should small-business owners, managers and officemates deal with them?

Kiplinger

Does gossiping help us succeed at work?: “We could call it manipulative. We could call it brilliant"

Here's what to consider before serving up the tea at work.

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