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This infatuation with our food is a recipe for disaster
Which is worse? Wolf stew? Or chicken goujons? Actor Liam Neeson has landed himself in the soup with the animal rights people after an interview in which he described how he'd wolfed down a couple of bowls of the former in order to get into character for a role in his latest action movie.
Pomp and circumstance but a time of sorrow for Queen, too
At 85 and on one of the coldest days of the winter, there was no likelihood of the Queen peering out the window at the heavy snowfall and saying to her husband, not long out of hospital after a heart scare: "I think we'll give church a miss this morning."
Those who enjoy Paisley’s ill health must be sick people
No sooner than Ian Paisley had been rushed to hospital with a serious heart condition than the hatred started bubbling up.
Flagging support for Geri over here
I hope Next, the clothing chain, aren’t banking on selling too many of Geri Halliwell’s new Union flag range of women’s clothes here.
Parties need better defence in Stormont's game of two halves
Surprise, surprise. Peter Robinson has been to his first gaelic match, Martin McGuinness is heading for Windsor Park and the Ulster Unionists have scored another own goal.
Tara a new Waugh, now that's a laugh ...
We can't lock them up - that would be wrong - so it's nice that the posh and over-privileged give us a laugh.
What a carry on during Madonna's Cleo act...
Yon Madonnie is back. She's got a Cleopatra thing going on. Very Egyptian. Indeed, examining photies of her new stage-show, you encounter something of the ancient world's penchant for extravagant spectacle.

It suits Israel that we never forget 'Nuclear Iran'
The Ayatollah ordered the entire nuclear project to be closed down because it was the work of the devil
Scary movie? Their jaws were sore from laughing
Teenage boys love horror films and I have two who are in charge of the remote control in our house, so naturally there’s gore-a-plenty on the box most weekends. However, until recently one film was banned.
Being a Crystal Palace fan is all about losing on penalties
I've read a bit about the Cuban missile crisis, when for a few days the world wobbled on the edge of nuclear war. But I bet it was a doddle compared to the nerves of being a Crystal Palace fan in the days before Tuesday's second leg of the Carling Cup semi-final against Cardiff City.
Parties need better defence in Stormont's game of two halves
Surprise, surprise. Peter Robinson has been to his first gaelic match, Martin McGuinness is heading for Windsor Park and the Ulster Unionists have scored another own goal.

'X' marks spot for changes to anti-woman irrationality
In the High Court in Dublin 20 years ago tomorrow, a hearing opened under Judge Declan Costello in the matter of 'X'-v-the Attorney General. The case was to have a profound effect on thinking on abortion in the Republic. But the issues it raised remain unresolved.
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