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Emma Clayton, the T&A's Leisure & Lifestyle Editor shares her views on a wide variety of topics.
My colleagues and I touch on a variety of subjects to get us through the working day, (when we’re not discussing urgent T&A business of course), and the other day we found ourselves discussing our collective love of gawping.
Why all the fuss about Billie Piper banning children from her wedding? Today (New Year's Eve) Doctor Who's former sidekick is to marry Laurence Fox, one of the younger thesps from the Fox acting dynasty.
"You know that Santa - he’s just fake believe," announced my six-year-old nephew.
Where have all the paper boys gone? That’s what I find myself asking myself every morning as I drive past a middle-aged chap and his dog delivering newspapers.
So Katie Price and Peter Andre have finally named their baby girl. And predictably, they've gone for the ridiculous option. Well, she was never going to be called Mary or Julie was she?
The other evening there was a bit of excitement on our street when a white stretch limo pulled up outside a neighbour's house. A gaggle of teenage girls in ball-gowns came out, posed for each others' photographs and climbed into the car.
I sympathise with Joolz Denby who recently fell victim to egg-throwing louts, for I too have suffered at the hands of Bradford's Phantom Eggers. Joolz wrote in a recent blog about someone hurling an egg at her, striking the back of her head.
Lily hates Cheryl. Cheryl hates Lily. Cheryl hates Charlotte too. Amy and Lily hated each other but now they're friends again. Lily said everyone thinks she's ugly and cried her eyes out. Cheryl and her gang didn't care, because Lily called them ugly too.
We journalists get a raw deal. No matter how much of our job could be considered noble, worthy or for the general good of mankind, we end up getting tarred by the same brush as the tabloid hacks widely regarded as the amoebas of pond life among the rich, famous and anyone else who has reason to distrust the red tops.
The Alzheimer's Society recently revealed that caring for dementia patients costs Britain £17 billion a year - yet the National Institute for Clinical Excellence (NICE) is denying drugs costing just £2.50 which could slash that bill.
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