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Strangers, Together, For New Year 
In which the paths of 21 people cross at a wayside restaurant on the very first day of 2017
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The Village That Ends With An Exclamation
In the footsteps of Kingsley and Kipling
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Like Actually 
Sometimes we speak a lot many words but it’s not the words that speak our meaning.
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The Nation That Got Rid Of All Evil Overnight
An ode to demonetisation
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The Easy Truth About English
Why do the English think English is difficult?
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The Mindless Agility Of Ill-Controlled Tongues  
What makes us swallow buzzwords whole?
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The Village That Died For England
Tyneham in England is history frozen in time
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Two Women, Hollandaise Sauce, And Me
This is about breakfast on the beach — nothing else
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Just A Few Seconds More
Inside a ballroom competitor's body. A look at what dancers put themselves through in elite competitions
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Indian In England
The story of this blog
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Don’t splutter. Just say
On the beauty of a simple speech tag
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Thou Shalt
How to pick up men for salsa (tips for women)
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By Barry’s Beard!
Honestly, how difficult is it to grasp the apostrophe?
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