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If you accuse a woman who says she felt suicidal of lying, you are VERY MUCH PART OF THE PROBLEM. Good day.
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Also this babyish insistence on someone being either a saint or a sinner is so stupid. It's possible to be slightly annoying and also very badly wronged, for eg. It's not either/or 🙄
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I'm SO HAPPY! Thank you NHS and incredibly lovely staff and volunteers at Harleston Medical Centre just now.
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Harry and William chatting perfectly amiably so SHUSH about that too
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Procession and funeral unforgettably beautiful and moving. And these four lone singers are incredible
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The complacency! Of course parts of the UK media are bigoted. Everyone else can see it - it's one of the reasons young people don't read newspapers.
"The UK media is not bigoted and will not be swayed from its vital role holding the rich and powerful to account following the attack on the press by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex": Robust statement from
@EditorsUK
following Meghan and Harry's interview
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Strictly Come Dancing’s Rose and Giovanni, winners who melted all of our hearts
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And the Met has clearly lost its mind. Happy Mothers' Day
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Good morning. Today's column is about Meghan and her father --
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Why are people milling about smiling in their mad clothes instead of being arrested?
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Morning! Today's column is about people who don't follow the Covid rules -
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Hard to overstate how passionately much I loved Bat Out of Hell when I was at school and ever since, even when I was pretending to like cooler stuff. I still know every single genius lyric. RIP Jim Steinman
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Morning. Today's column wonders why some murders seem more important than others --
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Have never in life opened my eyes and thought about football. WHAT A DAY. No column, week off
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I'm finding this unbelievably interesting and gripping. Whatever you think of him he's telling the truth I think
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Wish papers wouldn't use "wifelet". Revolting and belittling enough when thingy Bath said it, no need to solemnly repeat in 21st century
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If I were the palace I would be very careful about putting out any more mimsy, petty statements about things that supposedly happened years ago. That interview is devastating.
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And if you're looking forward to The Pursuit of Love tonight, you might like to pre-order DARLING, my 21st century version of it. Nancy Mitford's estate asked me to write it and it's out next summer from Penguin Fig Tree. I'm quite pleased with it.
#ThePursuitOfLove
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Morning! Today's column is about the unhelpfulness of telling students that everything's a disaster -
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There was blanket coverage across the world, but Huw was the winner
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It's out today! It exists! It is BORN. I'm so happy and excited. Available from now wherever you buy your books.
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Also the demented scoring on Strictly is now spoiling the show. Good day.
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Morning! Today's col says that if children had proper cookery lessons at school, there wouldn't be a problem with their diets as adults
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Happy St Patrick's Day! This is still one of my favourite things ever to happen on British tv
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Today's column -- Can we just cool it with this menopause mania?
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True, two sides to every story. Here's the other side - content, and where it came from.
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Morning. Today's column is about the Queen being on her own after all this time -
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It also makes you see (again) that the whole set up is so deranged and dysfunctional that nobody stands a chance.
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Happy new year! Here's my last comment column, about what Michelle Obama has to say about marriage. I'm starting a new food column in the magazine in 2 weeks - home food, not restaurants. Food and life, food and pottering, useful kitchen things.
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Good morning! Today's column is OF COURSE about Emma Raducanu --
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Painting of the Queen at breakfast, by her husband
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Morning! New food column starts today --
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Morning. Today's column is about Mark Billingham's excellent 20-pages rule --
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Morning! Extremely taken with G7 in Carbis Bay. Today's column is about romantic novelists and their readers -
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I want Pence to look around him and burst into tears at the HUMANITY
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Washington must feel like it's waking up from an enchantment
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I've just remembered George W wrangling his rain poncho and saying 'that was some weird shit'
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Morning! Beautiful day. Today's column is about attitudes to weight being generational -
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If they were zoo animals, which they sort of are, you'd at least let them live out their days in the countryside.
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Morning! Today's column says YES, move things out of London & stop assuming everyone wants to move there
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Morning! Column is about how everyone's gone mad --
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Morning! Today's column is about cheerful things, like boiling sunshine tomorrow and THE SHOPS
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Am I missing something or isn't it true that Chris was the biggest enabler of all time - all they did together was drink - and that his self-pity and moral judgement are just really gross?
#thearchers
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Today's column is about the madness of young women having Botox --
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Good morning. Column: if you don't know, say 'I don't know' --
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I wonder whose idea the little flags were. Rather beautiful
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Morning! Birds are singing! It's quite warm! Column is about what we want from our clothes --
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Really sad to read this. Admired her hugely. 'Brilliant and versatile' Observer and Guardian journalist Sarah Hughes dies at 48
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Morning. I reviewed THE MOST BRILLIANT novel for Sunday and it's up early --
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Please read this brilliant and important piece, especially if you're a 50+ man in apparently excellent health. And ask your GP for a PSA test.
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Happy new year! Today's column is about how you don't always have to have an opinion --
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This slightly murky weather is in fact THE START OF SUMMER 🎉
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God morning! Today's column wonders what's going on with Covid --
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Morning. Quite autumnal. Today's column is about women, ageing and grannydom --
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Brilliant by
@camillalong
Even now Diana is not allowed to tell us she wanted to do that interview
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And I reviewed Katherine Heiny's new novel which is purest heavenly brilliance from start to finish
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Also once at the Sunday Express I rang every single hip person I could think of - fashion designers, the editor of The Face, etc etc - to ask them what they thought Meatloaf drew the line at in I Would Do Anything For Love. SHORT SHRIFT.
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Morning! Today's beauty column has NEWS for the middle-aged+ reader. Here is the news if you don't have a sub:
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And I reviewed The Whalebone Theatre by Joanna Quinn, which is like lying in the comfiest of beds eating hot buttered toast --
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And here's my review of Sorrow and Bliss again. WHAT a novel.
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