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Brian Viner: 'We approach summer fêtes with excitement and some trepidation'
Thursday, 9 July 2009
Home and Away
Jaci Stephen: 'Like snowflakes, every man is different. But an awful lot of them are alike'
Wednesday, 8 July 2009
Way Out West
John Gainsford: 'When you are young, sometimes you get confused by the headlines'
Tuesday, 7 July 2009
Peter Bills... Under the shade of a leafy tree, within a stone's throw of Newlands, his great old stamping ground, John Gainsford reflects on his life and times.
John Walsh: ‘Saint Therese is visiting Wormwood Scrubs prison on her tour of England’
Tuesday, 7 July 2009
Tales of the City
Tom Sutcliffe: We are owned by the things that we own
Tuesday, 7 July 2009
How many of us, I wonder, felt a twinge of envy when reading that the artist Jasper Joffe plans to sell absolutely everything he possesses and start again from scratch? True, we might not envy the circumstance that has lead to this decision – which was the unexpected ending (involuntary on his part) of a five-year relationship – but the idea of total divestment has a deep and seductive allure, at least for those lucky enough not to have to dread the prospect that it might actually happen, through flood or war.
Dom Joly: Lobsters, Serena and a glum Sir Cliff
Monday, 6 July 2009
Serena is built like a stout tree and stomps around the court screaming at herself
Dom Joly: This cow row is causing a rift in my marriage
Sunday, 5 July 2009
Stacey picks up the kids and sprints for the gate, while I dissolve into fits of giggles
David Lister: Keep our museums and galleries free
Saturday, 4 July 2009
Free admission to national museums and art galleries is a jolly good thing and people who get in free are very happy with the situation.
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