Opinion - Daily Express - 2010-03-13 22:13:10.
There are some things that just make your heart sink
THERE are some things in life that just make your heart sink. The prospect of another five years of Gordon Brown, for instance - that's a major heart-sinker. Or the fact that University Challenge was dropped from our TV screens on Monday in favour of something called Lambing Live. I know that's only a small heart-sinker and that there's a certain irony in swapping students for sheep but I was really looking forward to watching my favourite team, Emmanuel College, Oxford, replete with this series' obligatory Very, Very Odd Student (an unblinking chap called Guttenplan). Ah well.
Opinion - Daily Express - 2010-03-13 22:13:10.
MOT health tests for drivers to keep our roads sake
ANYONE who enjoys driving will not enjoy being told that they must give up their car keys, not only because they lose the pleasure of driving but also because they lose the mobility that makes life easier in so many ways. For all motorists that day eventually arrives but who is best placed to decide when that time has come? Can we trust drivers, or should his or her GP or ophthalmologist decide for them?
Opinion - Daily Express.
Prince William still thinking of Kate
PRINCE William has now made the choice where he wants to spend the next couple of years working as a search and rescue pilot.
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Claudia Schiffer should have a word with husband
WITH a baby due in the next two months and two other kiddywinkles to raise, Claudia Schiffer might want to have a word in the ear of her hubby, film-maker Matthew Vaughn, about the sort of child role models he's putting on screen.
Opinion - Daily Express.
Sir Ben's gong row is silenced
SHORTLY after Sir Ben Kingsley received his knighthood I reported that there was chatter in show-business circles about the actor's pomposity in insisting on his title being used at all times. Nonsense, retorted the great actor, who said it was a "great accolade" and that everyone was just so happy for him to receive such recognition.
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Attention gone to Butler's head
MAYBE all the talk about him being the new George Clooney; the brooding bachelor who has left Jennifer Aniston panting for more, has gone to Gerard Butler's head (rather than the other parts his female fans might prefer).
