THE economic downturn is changing people's living habits, with almost 19 million people in Britain no longer throwing dinner parties because of the expense.
The Buffer Institute for the Study of Public Policy and Lots of Other Stuff has conducted a major survey of the top 10 things people are most awfy worried about.
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We have traipsed round this track before but the idiocy of the London Olympics merchandise police knows no bounds.
There'S no great rush this side of the Border to arrange street parties for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.
Former Prime Minister Tony Blair is to join the No campaign.
I read that a stately pleasure dome has been decreed.
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THERE is bad news on retirement.
THE economic downturn is changing people's living habits, with almost 19 million people in Britain no longer throwing dinner parties because of the expense.
DAVID Cameron's approval rating is at its lowest ever level.
The Scottish Government will impose a minimum price on alcohol of 50p per unit.
It is jolly unsporting of the London 2012 organisers to deny the Scottish Women's Rural Institutes a wee heat from the Olympic flame.
This column has more than a passing interest in bits of kit that let you do amazing stuff with computers.
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The Buffer Institute for the Study of Public Policy and Lots of Other Stuff has conducted a major survey of the top 10 things people are most awfy worried about.
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