[ad_1] On big national occasions, my family — like millions of others — want to be together. For jubilees, royal weddings and funerals, the best china is dusted off, tea from Fortnum & Mason ordered, bunting hung (if appropriate) and furniture rearranged to give everyone a good view of the TV. The Coronation was different. When I received an invitation, …
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[ad_1] Partnerships, romantic or otherwise, have a tough time in soapland at …
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[ad_1] The longer coronavirus restrictions go on, the more other-worldly soapland feels. …
