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There is surely nothing more grim and more disheartening than a waiting room. From the classic dirty beige walls, to the uncomfortable archaic chairs, to the magazines which are old enough to still include Woolworths adverts. The people that you’d…
Barack Obama’s victory in the 57th presidential election was a monumental one, not just for the USA, but for the world. After weeks of heavy campaigning, America was abuzz with renewed talk of hope, change and the promise by the man…
According to The Telegraph, the Government alcohol strategy due to be launched next week is to ban all bulk-buy deals on alcohol in supermarkets in a bid to cut the number of casualties and incidents caused by young binge-drinkers. David…
No matter how much you talk to rocks, they never answer. Charging the planet’s plate formations with multiple manslaughter and putting them on trial is generally tricky because of this. Comparatively talkative humans are easier to convict, which is the…
I admit it, I’m not great with time management and am therefore often running late. With this comes being in a rush, and then comes the obstacle of fellow pedestrians, very few of whom appear to possess any traits of,…
The bargain buy you simply couldn’t ignore. The killer heels you couldn’t live without, although in reality are much too high to wear more than once in a blue moon. Another tee added to your already substantial collection. Sound familiar? Before we…
I was sitting on the sofa casually watching Match of the Day with my housemate. Goals were being booted into the back of the net, someone produced a yellow card. We were chit chatting away about the day, we’d been…
If on Sunday 14th October you were wrestling a polar bear or sketching the Jabberwocky and your name was Felix, bad luck. You were not the most interesting Felix. That accolade, along with all the others he got that day,…
On Saturday 20th October, the city of London saw more than 100,000 people — workers, unemployed, pensioners — come together to march against the Con/Dem Government’s austerity programme. Called by the TUC, the march was built mainly of trade unions…
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