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Notes from the diary of an Indian in England

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The Tales AI Can Tell
How artificial intelligence is reshaping storytelling in journalism
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Kerosene In A Ferrari
On coffee. And instantism
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The Last Mill
Bere is an ancient version of barley and bannocks are Scotland’s spirited response to tandoori roti. Mix the two and you get Lembas
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The Ferry To Stromness 
What happened on the crossing to Orkney
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When Satire Slid Smoothly From A Scholar
This post is not about you. Honest
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Sunburn In An English Village    
We lost an ocean on our doorstep, but gained a forest as back garden
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The Kannur Connection
On the MacLeods of Scotland and the Malayalees of Kannur
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Confessions Of An Agitated Change-Maker
In which the author tries to make a difference
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On Soap, Books, And Hitler
In Mevagissey, a few miles south of St Austell
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How Cornwall Contributed To Criminology 
On Polperro and dactylography, the study of fingerprints. 
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Duncan's Cows
It is always interesting to read the comments visitors leave at tourist destinations.
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In Search Of Jesus
And did those feet in ancient time, walk upon England’s mountains green?
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The Sicilian
Nothing shall stand between Inspector Montalbano and food.
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