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Jacob Rees-Mogg, who has been largely twiddling his thumbs after his little-watched reality show Meet The Rees-Moggs was cancelled and his GB News presenting hours were slashed in half, has now taken to the open road.

He is on tour with his live show, Mogg Unbuttoned – “a series of live events that will take me from the green benches of Westminster...


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Everyone knows a man like Russell Brand.

If you’ve ever had the misfortune of sitting in the kitchen of a university halls where people are smoking a joint and pretending not to be bothered about choking their lungs up, or a living room strewn with empty bottles at an afters at 6am, you’ll have encountered the type.

The bloke holding court to a half-asleep a...


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Occasionally, I wonder how the next Bond movie is going to handle the awful realisation that the United States is no longer our ally. Felix Leiter, the affable ‘brother from Langley’, was finished off in No Time To Die. That might make the wrench a bit easier. Yet spy fiction has taken the friendship and support of America for granted. Can Bond, who is now in the h...


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I discovered recently that I have a medical condition called pseudophakia. I had never been informed of this fact, but discovered it by chance when consulting my NHS app about something completely different.

Naturally, I immediately looked up the meaning of this scary-sounding term, and found that it simply refers to the fact that, some years ago, I had a catar...


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Nic Aubury’s 4-line poem: Simple Majority

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