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'Petty neighbour wars over fence and gate prove it's better to settle' (opens the original)
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Readers may recall the story from earlier this year that stood as a fearful warning of what can happen when trivial neighbour disputes spiral out of control. Remember Jenny Field of Poole in Dorset? She decided that a new fence put up by the couple next door encroached a tiny strip of her land barely 30cm wide. So she tore it down and erected another fence where she thought it should be. Cue a five-year legal battle where Ms Field, 77, was repeatedly found to be at fault and ordered to pay costs
'Jenni Murray was taken too soon and death proves we must face driving danger' (opens the original)
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When, a few months back, I heard that Jenni Murray had died suddenly, I was extremely saddened but equally puzzled. The former doyenne of Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour had not, to the best of my knowledge, been seriously ill. Her weekly newspaper column had been appearing on schedule, with no mention of ill-health. What had befallen her? Then, last week, the inquest – and all became clear. Jenni Murray died directly as a result of the modern trend for ultra-bright car headlights. It turns out she was d
'I met Dolly Parton in 1990s – 3 things stood out about star during interview' (opens the original)
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Where were you when you heard the indescribably sad news about Dolly Parton? I was watching the news. Well, until my eyes filled with tears and for a while I couldn't see a thing. The phrase "outpouring of grief" is overused, but not in this case. A palpable sense of loss rippled around the world as word spread. In America a presidential decree ordered the lowering of the nation's flags to half-mast. That hasn't happened since 1965, with the death of Sir Winston Churchill, but it didn't seem at
'Warning not to sexually assault Brits shows fearful families are owed apology' (opens the original)
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Two things are glaringly obvious as one reads the ‘Please migrants, no sexual assaults while you’re here’ booklet being handed to asylum seekers on their arrival in the UK. Firstly, that the nine-page Home Office document is an implicit admission that some would-be immigrants are, de facto, potential sex offenders. Secondly, the assumption that they will even read the damn thing. Which many won’t, and many won’t be able to anyway – because it’s printed only in English. It is an extraordinary doc
'Fury over PC Andrew Harper's killers shows how far UK justice has fallen' (opens the original)
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Richard writes here today about the near-collapse of the criminal justice system in 2026, with police killers being considered for early release after barely six years inside. Times have certainly changed. This week saw the 60th anniversary of what became known as the Shepherd’s Bush Murders. It was, in its own way, just as appalling as the horrific slaying of PC Andrew Harper, dragged to his death behind a car carrying three thieves. In 1966, three police officers approached a suspicious car pa
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