HeyJaredSarah Vine
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SARAH VINE: Why does Labour hate everything special about Britain? (opens the original)
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Are black labradors a ‘far-Right’ breed? Does drinking fermented hops at room temperature make you a bigot? Are pubs – especially cosy countryside ones that smell of wood smoke and scampi fries – inherently boorish? Apparently so. Or at least according to Jenny Riddell-Carpenter, who was appointed Labour’s nature minister in July. She told a fringe event at the party’s conference in Liverpool this week that these things ‘keep her awake at night’ as she wrestles with the notion of a British rural
How to be a grown up... as remembered by the Mail's star columnists (opens the original)
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It’s a question our grandparents would have answered instinctively with a certain milestone birthday - perhaps 18 or 21. Today, knowing when we’re truly ‘grown up’ and ‘in control’ of our lives is rather harder. Is it the point at which we can confidently say what day the bins go out? When our cars are finally free of crisp packets and greasy sandwich wrappers? Perhaps it’s the moment we find ourselves putting our clothes away rather than leaving them strewn on a chair, or when – yawn! - we set
Too many people swipe left. It could be the end of days: SARAH VINE (opens the original)
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My mother always used to say (usually when my brother or I had done something idiotic) that if people thought about having children for more than five minutes, humans would swiftly die out. She’s right, of course. Having babies requires a blind, some might even say reckless, leap of faith, both in terms of the basic practicalities (house, money, education etc), but also emotionally. Motherhood is a minefield, and thoroughly unpredictable, no matter how carefully you prepare for it (or think you’
SARAH VINE: My message to the four-times married cad Earl Spencer (opens the original)
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What to make of the war of the Charleses? On the one hand, Charles the King, barely four years on the throne, beset by poor health, a troublesome younger son and a disgraced brother, doing his best to steer the ship of monarchy through the choppiest of seas. Not a perfect man, and by no means always the easiest – but one who has nonetheless matured over the years into a thoughtful, some might say even wise monarch, mindful of the mistakes of the past – and doggedly determined in his duty to crow
Opinion: Harry and Meghan are a pair of quitters (opens the original)
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Was there ever such a pair of quitters as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex? First, they leave Britain after just 18 months of royal life; then they abandon practically every project they embark on Stateside; now they’re back here again for unknown reasons – and already, just a few weeks into their new life, things are starting to unravel. Do they never look before they leap? Do they always act on impulse, like headstrong teenagers? Do they never plan a few moves ahead, or try to solve their proble
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