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This year’s festive season was far from merry for Britain’s high streets. Footfall was down for the second successive year by 2.2 per cent. Cost of...

As the season of resolutions begins, many of us will commit to some form of self-improvement. We pledge to exercise, eat better, or spend less time...

Childhood is brief and magical, a time when the impossible feels possible, and the world is full of wonder. For a fleeting moment, we believe in...

Presents are curious things. In theory, they mark our journeys, reflecting who we are, what we value, and our lives at a given moment. But all too...

When is enough actually enough? What is the point beyond which the cost/value equation is irrelevant and “things” simply cost too much to have any...

The tragic deaths of six tourists in Laos from methanol poisoning leave many parents wrestling with an age-old dilemma: how much freedom should we...

I had a big party for my 60th birthday this weekend, mostly because I’m just happy to be alive after my second heart attack earlier this year. As I...

“Sir, how do you feel about more than half your life being over?” If I wasn’t having an existential crisis about turning 60 this week, one of my...

I’ve been visiting close family in Boston, Massachusetts. It is akin to being wrapped in the flags of the USA and Italy: being fed, nourished,...

Last week brought yet another depressing set of headlines about the desultory provision for children with special educational needs and disabilities...

I heard the sad news about Sir Chris Hoy’s terminal cancer just after seeing my favourite play, Samuel Beckett’s thought-provoking Waiting For...

I have a guilty pleasure. Like many I profess to not caring about celebrities, but I am secretly obsessed with the Wagatha Christie saga. This...
