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I am excited about the idea of a meal out, a haircut and perhaps the odd trip somewhere that isn’t a supermarket/eye/tooth/ear testing centre.

Lots of big brands are changing their graphics at the moment, smoothing their edges and rounding their corners in order to calm us all down. Things are far too globally tense for us to cope with straight lines and pointy angles it seems. We need something more playful.

If you want someone to do something, it’s easier to tell them what not to do.

It’s almost as if people are too scared to speak like normal human beings, to stir the emotions, to explain the real benefits of financial advice. Why??

It's quiz time. Can you spot bad stock photography? Take this test and find out!

When George Michael died on Christmas Day, 2016, the news interrupted our family viewing of American Psycho. But it did provide the springboard to festive conversation around the topic we’d usually try to avoid: what happens when Daddy Liversedge finally shuffles off?

How was Christmas? Sorry, I can’t hear you. Mine was great thanks. The only challenge was going without Netflix for 48 hours and trying to find entertainment among the wilderness that is live TV. That was awful...

There’s nothing worse than being made to feel bad for something. Especially while you’re paying for the privilege.

Isn’t it cold? I don’t really like the TV show Strictly. I know, I’m probably the only person in the country. I didn’t really like Friends either. Or Blind Date. What’s wrong with me?

I hope you’re not eating. Tis the season for a click bait-y headline. Why do retailers do this? On Black Friday, at Christmas, all the time.

Of all the murders that Millennials have been accused of committing, from mayonnaise to napkins and the film industry, I’ve found the most heinous. They’re killing our words.

I was sitting at the back of the bus the other say contemplating two things: whether Margaret Thatcher was right when she said anyone on a bus over the age of 25 is a failure, and whether each of these socially distanced failures in front of me was right to be plugged into their devices.

It’s been 28 days since the drain men said they’d come back with a camera to sort my drains. Aren’t humans annoying? Increasingly it feels to me as if I’m living two completely separate lives.

Little old Cliff Richard is 80.“From the moment I heard Elvis I knew that’s what I wanted to do, but I didn’t think this far ahead…” he said on the One Show this week. Well Cliff, how would you?

Have you heard? Turkeys are shrinking for Christmas. With smaller gatherings on the cards thanks to the government’s ‘rule of six’, farmers are having to reduce the size of the birds.