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Henley? Lap dancers? Whatever next?
Thanks to a loophole in the law, market towns are being invaded by strip clubs - and the residents are not amused.
26 Jan 2009
A change of heart on Facebook
Revealing a break-up online can be complicated, says Erin Baker, as Chelsy Davy and Prince Harry have found.
26 Jan 2009
'I can't tell my husband that our move to South Africa has made me dreadfully depressed'
Lifeclass: Lesley Garner advises one reader on how to overcome her feelings of homesickness and isolation.
26 Jan 2009
Helping to feed Ukraine's tunnel childen
Thousands of children in Ukraine are homeless, but Mary's Meals – a beneficiary of the Telegraph's charity appeal – provides them with food
24 Jan 2009
Has Jonathan Ross learned his lesson?
Jonathan Ross's return to our screens was watched by five million people. But the Sunday Telegraph's TV critic wonders if anything has changed
24 Jan 2009
The real power behind the presidency
Michelle Obama will be more than just the first truly fashionable First Lady since Jackie Kennedy.
24 Jan 2009
Jamie Oliver: Buy British despite recession
Jamie Oliver is helping to change the face of British pig farming, employs the underprivileged in his restaurants, and wants to find jobs for as many former Woolworths employees as he can. So why does he call himself a 'professional stirrer'?
24 Jan 2009
Globetrotting exec or sheep farmer?
Faced with a white-collar recession, corporate high fliers are purposefully seeking out badly paid, 'no status' jobs, swapping super-salaries for quality of life. So what is it like to make the jump?
24 Jan 2009
Karl Lagerfeld is right about the death of 'bling'
In tough times, celebrities are embracing what the head of Chanel has christened 'The New Modesty'
23 Jan 2009
Barack Obama: His daughters Malia and Sasha are the latest in a long line of young occupants of the White House.
Barack Obama's daughters Malia and Sasha are the youngest occupants of the White House since Amy Carter, back in 1977. The White House has seen many different children grow up in what George W Bush's daughters called a "magical" place.
23 Jan 2009
A Sex and the City sequel? No, no no....
Reports that the four stars of Sex and the City are said to have agreed to star in a follow-up to the hit film fills one writer with dread.
23 Jan 2009
How I became an 'Apple Macolyte'
As the Apple Macintosh celebrates its 25th anniversary, an Apple virgin reveals how he made the switch from PCs
23 Jan 2009
Why we can't get enough of Michelle Obama
Suddenly Michelle Obama is everyone's belle. Hannah Betts analyses the universal appeal of America's new First Lady.
23 Jan 2009
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Barack and Michelle Obama: the night of the 10 inauguration balls
Barack and Michelle Obama took on 10 inauguration balls with evident pleasure and flair. Would you?
22 Jan 2009
How to meet and marry a man after 40
Cristina Odone, who did just that, reviews a new book that promises to deliver for reluctant singletons.
21 Jan 2009
What do women want? More movies like Mamma Mia!
Meryl Streep is right - the success of Mamma Mia! is proof that women are a neglected audience.
21 Jan 2009
Feeding the world from a garden shed
Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow's charity Mary's Meals provides school meals for 350,000 children every day.
21 Jan 2009
Cracknell's wife on being left holding the baby
Beverley Turner, wife of James Cracknell talks about being eight months pregnant as her husband races across the South Pole with Ben Fogle.
22 Jan 2009
Are home-schooled children more vulnerable?
The children's minister, Baroness Morgan, has decided to launch a review of home education in the UK. Here, one mother speaks out in its defence.
20 Jan 2009
Checkout girl bags a best-seller
After eight years enduring the vile behaviour of her supermarket customers, Anna Sam took revenge by revealing all in a book.
19 Jan 2009
Looking for a husband? Pray to St Agnes...
John Keats's poem, The Eve of St Agnes, immortalised the patron saint of young girls. Today, on the eve of her feast day, we explore the legend surrounding the young martyr.
19 Jan 2009
"After my divorce, I lost touch with my daughters. Now that they're older, I'm desperate to reconnect with them"
Lifeclass: Lesley Garner advises a man hoping to reunite with his estranged children.
19 Jan 2009
Blue Monday? Try our celebrity tips
On what is meant to be the most depressing day of the year, we asked various eminent figures how they beat the blues.
19 Jan 2009
The healthy president
Barack Obama works out for 45 minutes, six days a week. What can other men learn from his example?
19 Jan 2009
Reasons to be cheeful in January
As the nation plunges into depression on Blue Monday, Clover Stroud explains why January is her favourite month.
19 Jan 2009
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