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4 days ago |
aol.co.uk | Celia Walden
For a moment, I thought I might have picked up an old Telegraph by mistake. In a house awash with ancient, yellowing newspapers, it has been known to happen, and there’s no way the headline I’m reading can be current. “Not everyone who menstruates is a woman, says toiletry firm.”Bunzl – Britain’s biggest toiletry supplier – might as well have puffed out its chest and announced: “the world is flat”. That’s how embarrassingly outdated its heroic little outburst is. Because – oh dear, how to put this?
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4 days ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Celia Walden
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Celia Walden
Ever noticed how the most cretinous conspiracy theories are always preceded by an “actually”? “Actually, Paul McCartney died a long time ago.” “It was actually the Royal family who killed Diana.” “Everyone knows that 5G was actually responsible for Covid.” A few months ago, a friend’s daughter confirmed this when she told me how a fellow student at the same London university had inferred that the Israeli military had “actually” killed its own civilians on October 7 2023.
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2 weeks ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Celia Walden
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Celia Walden
“Investing in early childhood”? Seems like a good idea. I keep being told that children are the future – which is a terrifying thought (they’re so small, and they can’t really do anything). Though not quite as terrifying as the idea of men being given six months’ paternity leave.
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