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  "It’s a glorified Sunday dinner - how hard can it be?" That’s what I thought a couple of months ago when I foolishly agreed to cook Christmas dinner for several members of my family.
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  "Sorry Mr Banker, but no deal." Those words meant nothing to me until about this time last week when I started to develop a fascination with Deal or No Deal. By the time I realised there was no
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  There it was, nestled between the Sagrada Familia paperweight and the matador and bull-shaped salt and pepper pots.
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  Well done to T&amp;A green columnist Keith Thomson for highlighting China’s family-size policies as an example of how to stabilise a population - something perhaps all nations should be addressing
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  I’ve got enough ‘bags-for-life’ to last me several lifetimes. Having been browbeaten into feeling guilty for even contemplating using a plastic bag while out shopping, I eventually got round to
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  Call me old-fashioned but my heart always sinks a bit at the sight of young children staring into little hand-held computer screens, shutting out the world as they tap away to a soundtrack of tinny
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           <description><![CDATA[A friend of mine once went through a traumatic break-up with her boyfriend and at the time she kept telling herself that everything would be okay "because they’re making another Jurassic
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           <description><![CDATA[More than 20 years after I left my old convent school I recently found myself back there, sitting nervously beneath a painting of Our Lady waiting to see the deputy head.]]></description>
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           <description><![CDATA[One of the nicest - and often most surreal - things about my job is that I get to interview people I’ve long admired.]]></description>
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           <description><![CDATA[Fantasy novelist Terry Pratchett says he would rather have cancer than have his "living self stripped away by Alzheimer’s."]]></description>
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           <description><![CDATA[I never thought I'd be inspired by a member of Girls Aloud, but it seems to have happened.]]></description>
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