Diary
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Asia
Paradise without the politics
- 31 January 2008
The truth was, the civil war seemed a million miles away and the most urgent situation "on the ground" was Gore Vidal's lost luggage
Media
Trevor's six-pack
- 24 January 2008
In my old job at Sky I wasn't recognised often. One woman was convinced she knew me because she thought I worked at M&S in Richmond
Religion
What's the point of “church” ?
- 17 January 2008
The nation's debt crisis may not seem a very spiritual matter, but any free counsel the C of E can give is to be commended
Asia
Drink, dictators and belly dancers
- 10 January 2008
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Hearing the UK and US drone on about democracy in Pakistan makes me sick: Musharraf would remain a dictator even if he donned a tutu
Life & Society
Pens, rulers, fists - and tears
- 03 January 2008
Being unemployed would be fine if you knew in nine months you'd land a dream gig. So it's a finite period, and you can have a ball, or learn Italian, or watch Jeremy Kyle
Life & Society
The chance to begin again
- 13 December 2007
A fire, a cat, carols on Christmas Eve and cabbage picked from the garden. Certain rituals cannot be improved upon
Life & Society
I can't play the piano but let me blow my trumpet
- 06 December 2007
Christmas purists will protest that it's too early to go festive, but it's only once a year and I want to make the most of it
Life & Society
A very predictable furore
- 29 November 2007
The most irritating aspect of the Nick Griffin-David Irving show is that it's allowed this hoary story to dominate the headlines
Europe
The entente was truly cordiale
- 22 November 2007
Since, as everyone knows, the French are more intelligent than anyone else, it was only fair that they set themselves handicaps, such as the 35-hour week
Life & Society
Red wine and a new beginning
- 15 November 2007
Having survived tuberculosis in my twenties, I assumed there'd be no more illness from then on. How wrong can one be?
