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BEST IN SHOW…
BEST IN SHOW…
Scores of you entered our pet portrait competition – and the results are in. Meet Wilma, Roadie, Earl and some of your other beautiful best friends
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The dazzling ladies of jazz
The dazzling ladies of jazz
Thanks to The Great Gatsby, the jazz age has taken centre stage. But how much do you know about the women who gave jazz its swing? Paul Barnes gives his bluffer’s guide to…
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How Dame Judi's honouring the 'Bomber Boys'
How Dame Judi's honouring the 'Bomber Bo...
As their memorial celebrates its first anniversary, the heroes of RAF Bomber Command have an iconic new patron, says Matt Warren. And she needs our help...
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YOU RANG, MADAM?
YOU RANG, MADAM?
Downton Abbey may attract record TV audiences, but we’re also employing more domestic staff than we have for decades, discovers Carolyn Hart
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Prepare to care
Prepare to care
More than six million Britons do it, saving the state £119 billion a year. It’s time carers got the credit they deserve, says Vanessa Berridge
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What ho, Jeeves… we’re back!
What ho, Jeeves… we’re back!
As Jeeves and Wooster take to the stage, Michael Simkins celebrates hapless toffs, frightful pickles – and very overbearing aunts
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Going professional
Going professional
A number of agencies in the UK supply paid care-providers whose services range from tailored home care for 15 minutes a day to full live-in support
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Secrets of BRITAIN’S POMPEII
Secrets of BRITAIN’S POMPEII
A recent dig in central London has revealed the dazzling details of Roman life in Britain. But Carolyn Hart never could have guessed how magical it would be
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What we can ALL learn from brave Angelina
What we can ALL learn from brave Angelina
As Angelina reveals she has had a double masectomy to reduce her risk of developing cancer, a leading doctor givers her heartfelt response...
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Virginia Woolf's wry, mischievous masterpiece
Virginia Woolf's wry, mischievous masterpiece
Best known for her captivating novels, the author also wrote for her young nephew’s ‘newspaper’ – and no one was safe from their good-humoured ribbing, says Ariane Banks
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A very tragic obsession
A very tragic obsession
He was the world’s most colourful dancer, but the story of Nijinsky’s romance with the Hungarian beauty he would marry is as remarkable as one of his ballets, says Lucy Moore
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How to win at the races
How to win at the races
...and other amazing secrets from the British social season
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