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Gail Walker
When politicians get theological we all lose faith
I may be an old cynic who’ll never get to heaven but I’ve a feeling an
election is in the offing. Policies are being u-turned.
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Inside Gail Walker
Why celebs should keep mum over weight loss
Tuesday, 17 November 2009
Tess Daly gives birth and less than six months later launches her range of
lingerie, complete with photoshoot of Tess in said undies looking ‘right
fit' to quote one of my male collegues.
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Real deal: Katie Price
Tuesday, 17 November 2009
OK, so her personal life is a bit rackety. Well, more than a bit.
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Is the poppy meant to be stuck on trousers of X Factor hopefuls?
Tuesday, 10 November 2009
We live in a changing world and sometimes, just sometimes, it changes for the
better.
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Suddenly we have a hole lot to discuss
Tuesday, 10 November 2009
On the 'ole ... it's quite something, isn't it?
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Shock exit — a horrified Lucie Jones learns from Dermot O'Leary that she has lost out to Jedward
Tuesday, 10 November 2009
Quite possibly, we have just witnessed a change in the national mood towards X
Factor.
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Why it’s v v sad that we don’t talk anymore
Tuesday, 3 November 2009
Stephen Fry is considering leaving Twitter, following an unpleasant spat with
a fellow Twit. Now, I'll fess up that I don't really know what Twitter is.
I'm told it's a kind of internet texting thing but I'm not sure.
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Cut above the rest - Victoria Beckham
Tuesday, 3 November 2009
Why are people always so sneery about Victoria Beckham?
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How drama made Curran family into scapegoats
Tuesday, 27 October 2009
Why does the murder of Patricia Curran over 50 years ago still hold such
fascination? Because it has all the hallmarks of great drama, resonating as
an Ulster version of White Mischief.
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Bare necessity? Jade Johnson and Cheryl Cole
Tuesday, 27 October 2009
And here is the nudes ... First up, before Strictly is even aired, Tess Daly
is in all the papers posing in her new lingerie range.
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Joke is on Carr over wounded soldiers’ jibe
Tuesday, 27 October 2009
Jimmy Carr's landed in hot water after a sick joke about troops blown up
serving their country.
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How Royal Mail bosses have failed to deliver ...
Tuesday, 20 October 2009
Much to my surprise I find myself - like Ye Olde Socialiste Worker down at
Belfast's Cornmarket - saying 'Victory to The Postal Workers'.
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Security stripping more than our rights
Tuesday, 20 October 2009
We all know that modern airport travel is a nightmare. Not only do we have to arrive hours before flight time, but there's check-in (no, I didn't let a complete stranger pack my bag, thanks), endless security, the plastic bags inside a pingpong ball, those little trays for your keys, mobile, belt, old bus tickets and bits of fluff. Then, there's the inevitable embarrassment of the pat down.
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Houston calling - and suddenly a star is reborn
Tuesday, 20 October 2009
Houston, we have a problem. Somewhere round the back of the dress.
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So, why was Dannii in the wrong but Simon right?
Tuesday, 13 October 2009
We all know now that Saturday night telly has become the place for exposing
the nation's neuroses and tics in their glorious oddness.
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Stephen's death just so shocking
Tuesday, 13 October 2009
Our own lives remind us forcefully enough how pointless it can be to make plans for even a little time in to the future.
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Who really cares about the victims?
Tuesday, 13 October 2009
So that's another reason for hoping Dave Cameron sweeps to power next May ...
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Gail Walker: Why do we still believe women are 'fairer' sex?
Tuesday, 6 October 2009
Another bit of innocence has gone. Again.
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Why the real spirit of city's Cornmarket is lost forever
Tuesday, 29 September 2009
Like many of you, I'm not that taken with the new Spirit of Belfast sculpture in Cornmarket. Looking a bit like a stainless steel version of Scalextric, with a few rather sharp nasty bits, the abstract apparently celebrates both the modern Belfast and the old city of steel and linen.
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What a Nazi little thing to do to Lembit
Tuesday, 29 September 2009
There's been much merriment and manufactured indignation at the revelation that Opik Lembit's uncle, Oskar, was a high-ranking Nazi collaborator in Estonia during the Second World War.
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