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Monarchy in the digital age
In changing times, the Queen's Christianity is at the centre of all she does.
Princess Anne at 70
Princess Anne is not a fairy-tale princess, but a hard-working princess who never complains or draws attention to herself.
Friday supper: Mackerel, fennel, cucumber and celery
How to avoid meat and still eat seasonal, delicious food on Friday night.
AOC & Intentional Reading
What we read affects how we live in the world.
Literary Helpdesk: English usage
Victoria Seed's British creds are recent and marital, but they are sound.
A peculiar recession
Figures suggest that the downturn is about as bad as projected on the basis of simple lockdown arithmetic
Now Is the Time for Your Tears
Racism is dispassionate, deliberate sin.
Why we must remember the Sabbath
The Day of Rest is hugely important - even if the economists don't think so.
Bullivant in Hell
If you're good at what you do, keep doing it.
Forewaughned
In Waugh's works, readers can locate our country, its plight, its chief minister and its bluffed, fake-it-till-you-make-it culture.
Assuming responsibility
We are not in the business of fat-shaming, but we must be in the business of raising awareness of the problem of obesity.
Friday supper: Tomato, goats’ cheese and basil tart
How to avoid meat and still eat seasonal, delicious food on Friday night.
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