My personal Blue Monday involved mountains of couscous and Shakespeare
Financial lockdown means cooking meals that Lee Anderson would approve of, plus red-hot Bardic action.
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Letter of the week: Humble perspective
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Subscriber of the week: Bill Gilby
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This England: Send in the artillery
This column – which, though named after a line in Shakespeare’s “Richard II”, refers to the whole of Britain –…
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Water bills rise because we have sold off the very rain that falls on our soil
Private water companies have gorged on debt and neglected infrastructure, leaving Britain unable to deal with either drought or deluge.
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I crave human contact, mainly with someone in Sky’s technical department
With its awful hold music and bot-driven customer service, no one could have predicted the Rise of the Machines would…
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In “sniper’s alley” well-being is all about feeling in control
Apparently I should be eating 30 plants a week. It’s a plan I can get behind.
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Letter of the week: Treated like royalty
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