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Denver's lesson - get serious on style

28.08.08

Michelle Obama hit the stage this week at the Denver Convention with all the self-assurance of a woman who had spent years of public speaking, despite...
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Noisy brats drive me to Rude Rage

22.08.08

Oh God. I've turned into one of those people. You know, the ones who tell kids to get their feet off the seats. With an edge of self-righteousness in...
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Pedalling as fast as I can towards 2012

19.08.08

This weekend as the cyclists and swimmers of Team GB brought home gold after gold I punched the air - because cycling and swimming are my sports

Hounded out: but will these dogs bite back?

15.08.08

Had I known what fun greyhound racing was, I'd have gone to the dogs years ago. What a shame I didn't because Walthamstow Stadium shuts tomorrow,...
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Real women aren't served by size zero

14.08.08

Let's face it, the fashion world is allergic to real women. Wriggling out of regulating the catwalk, as the British Fashion Council did yesterday, is...
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Can anyone find me a decent local restaurant?

08.08.08

Having spent a disproportionate chunk of my life waiting tables, I normally favour generous tipping of hard-pressed restaurant staff. But last week I...
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Leading role for a man in our life stories

07.08.08

This week I've been wondering if we're back in the Eighties. Or possibly the Twenties. It started on Saturday when I went to see Her Naked Skin, a...
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I'm smiling through the housing crunch

31.07.08

A year ago this week, I began paying off the biggest debt I've ever had. I'd borrowed five and a half times my salary over 30 years to buy the small...
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Make mine a small one, bartender...

24.07.08

Women are drinking too much. I know this because I am. And I'm drinking much less than many women I know. But there are still nights when I officially...
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Britain's great for hols, if you avoid MPs

17.07.08

Most people, I know, don't spend their precious time off swimming down a freezing river in a thunderstorm

I'm so sorry, Sir Stuart, I've lost my taste for M&S

03.07.08

When M&S profits fall, I feel guilty. It is my duty to buy lunch there, after all, and pants at the very least. Yesterday's share price plunge...
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Tube bosses are giving us nothing but hot air

26.06.08

On the side of a building near Euston station is an artwork of a giant electric fan. On a hot day your brain can be tricked into expecting a waft of...
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Don't be shy, Boris, just tighten your chinstrap

19.06.08

There's no getting round it - bike helmets are universally unflattering. Even David Cameron bemoans the perils of "helmet hair". But vanity aside,...
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My hunch was right - rough diamond Lee shone through

12.06.08

Would I have turned my nose up at Lee's duff education results and patchy spelling? You bet. But the loss would have been mine

Save us from the blub and bluster of Sir Alan's women

05.06.08

Women do not cover themselves in glory in Sir Alan Sugar's television show, The Apprentice

Beat those rising fuel prices - just ditch the car

29.05.08

Even I can't ignore the rise in fuel prices. To fill up our eight-year-old VW Beetle at the local garage yesterday cost £63

Now blood even stains the tarmac where I live

15.05.08

On Sunday, as the early evening sun split the sky, a crowd of teenagers ran noisily down the street in front of my house

I'll raise a small glass to Boris's grand plan

08.05.08

If Boris can pull off even a small change in our attitudes and make buses and Tubes more pleasant late at night, then I'll drink (in moderation) to...
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In the end, we have to follow our gut instincts

01.05.08

Tonight, when I get home, the first thing I'll do is take down the "Vote Ken" poster from my bedroom window

Sorry doctor but time-poor workers need these clinics

24.04.08

My back hurts. It's a small irritation but I can't quite take my mind off it. Before Christmas I was referred by a specialist for physiotherapy on the...
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Hail Boris - the noblest Roman of them all

It's official - Boris Johnson is getting £250,000 a year from The Daily Telegraph for his weekly column, but will donate more than a tenth of that to a body encouraging the teaching of Latin, Greek and ancient history in state schools

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