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Workplace etiquette has gone to the dogs – these rules can bring it back
How refreshing it is to see a chief executive pulling disrespectful employees into line, but it’s only the start
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Starmer should counter Trump’s tariffs with a 145 per cent rate on US junk food
American treats are making Britons fat and lazy, so we should tax them to the hilt and use the money generated to support British farming
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MPs should stop obsessing over foreign issues and try fixing the problems here
Apparently a weekend jaunt to a war zone is far more interesting to elected officials than dealing with local bin strikes
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David Lammy should keep on taking PJs
MPs should be afforded all the luxuries they desire, including private jets – but they ought to expect to be called out for their hypocrisy
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Safeguarding courses for flower arrangers? The Church of England is heading for oblivion
Are you a charitable parishioner offering to help your church and community? Thou shalt first log on to the online learning portal
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William Sitwell reviews Goat on the Roof, Newbury: ‘I miss when restaurants like this were banks’
These Michelin-acclaimed British tapas got a little too lost in the sauce
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‘My neighbour thought somebody drowned her cat’: The worst WhatsApp groups we’ve been part of
Journalists from the Atlantic aren’t the only ones to find themselves in strange group chats – our writers divulge in their own experiences
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I’m no fan of Latin but in any language this pronoun fiddling is ridiculous
How can Oxford graduates be so offended by a language over two thousand centuries-old?
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Home help has its place but I like putting out my own bins, thank you
I’m sorry housemaids – you can never replace the thrill I receive from ironing my own shirts and making the bed
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Your child is not your buddy. You have to be the boss
If Netflix’s Adolescence has taught us parents anything, it’s how harmful social media can be to children. We need to step up
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William Sitwell reviews July, Fitzrovia: ‘A tidily compact menu... for a punchy £3.80 a minute’
Alsace-inspired July charms with its wine list and madeleines, but the portions are as bloated as the bill
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Gen Z should worry less about job titles and do some work for a change
If new entrants to the labour market want to rise to impressive positions, actually going to the office would be a good start
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The London Fire Brigade is fanning the flames of idiocy
The Tube book exchanges are a small glimmer of hope in the sordid world of commuting – they should be left alone
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If MPs want our respect, they should stop swearing
Politicians should represent us but they should not be like us – playing the populist will only make them hated even more
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William Sitwell reviews The Peacock Inn, Chelsworth: ‘The finest pie I can remember eating’
This timbered 14th-century inn marries both style and substance - it just needs to lay off the fancy names
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Somerset is banning free parking – and killing off our towns in the process
The county’s plan to charge motorists comes at a time when independent retailers and the hospitality sector need custom more than ever
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