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  1. 2 Dec 2020

    If only all wish lists were like this

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  2. 2 Dec 2020

    How woke is ?

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  3. 26 Nov 2020

    How do you like your ?

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  4. 24 Nov 2020

    Of course you put beer in a Christmas pudding!

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  5. 20 Nov 2020

    A pioneer

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  6. 19 Nov 2020

    "The line drawn is manifestly absurd": Waterstones CEO James Daunt on in

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  7. 18 Nov 2020

    Has anyone noticed a mistake that's anywhere near as serious as this one? If so, what is it?

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  8. 18 Nov 2020

    The definitive critique

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  9. 21 Mar 2020

    Forget the . Who wants to join the covering the on a postprandial tomorrow? For half an hour, 14.00 sharp. Bring your own tea. And biscuits. And don't get crumbs on everything.

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  10. 21 Mar 2020

    Indeed their (sic) are (sic). Very easy for someone of to think of hampsters.

    Hampster?
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  11. 21 Mar 2020

    Quite right.

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    Surely if everyone wears one they need only be 1 metre diameter balls.
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  12. 21 Mar 2020

    It's a thought. Thanks to Gray P of for this one. "SIR - I believe the time has come for everyone to wear a two-metre diameter hampster ball. This way you could never be closer than two meters to anyone else."

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  13. 21 Mar 2020

    Whatever makes you sing. Many thanks to Donald Arnold of "SIR - A friend and I are both due to age. To while some time away we are having a daily link-up for an hour on to carry on playing our banjos."

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    21 Mar 2020

    Listening to a woodpecker now London traffic noise so much quieter

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  15. 21 Mar 2020

    "SIR - When the final book of the trilogy arrived, I thought that I needed a refresher. The obvious thing to do was to re-read , then and, finally, . This may take some time."

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  16. 21 Mar 2020

    Greetings. Dr Neil D of observes that, while politicians like doing the , for those , "completing this manoeuvre and preserving the requisite separation of two metres is anatomically impossible".

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    21 Mar 2020
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    Thank you . We are getting a lot of emails from vulnerable and people here. They have found it hard to maintain because, at the opening hours set aside for them, the shops are full of other , which is clearly not ideal

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    20 Mar 2020

    We have taken further steps to make sure everyone has access to food and essential items, and to keep supporting our colleagues. Please read the full letter from our CEO here

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  19. 20 Mar 2020

    "SIR - Advised by Mike Coupe, CEO of , I went to my usual branch at 07.00 with others who were . Almost all shelves were empty: deliveries would not start until 08.00. By the time goods started to arrive, there was access for all." Mrs E Hall,

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