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Written by Chris Ward, 2006
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So you don’t know your CDs from your DVDs or your blogs from your iPods? Chris Ward – aka Dr Keyboard – tells you a few things you need to know to keep up with the kids |
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Written by Hermione Edwards, 2006
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Hermione Edwards prepares to have her heartstrings tugged as she goes behind the scenes at Battersea Dog’s Home |
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Written by Ellie Pratt, 2006
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If you’re out and about this autumn, perhaps showing visitors from abroad around, where better to stop for a bite than a traditional British tearoom? Ellie Pratt suggests ten of her favourites for you to try |
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Written by Lesley Dore, 2006
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So you want to write short stories? You can’t go wrong if you learn from the masters of the genre, says Lesley Dore |
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Written by Woman's World, 2006
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Woman’s World talked to Clare Reddaway, one of the organisation’s 13,000 volunteer advisers, about her experience of volunteering at Bath Citizen's Advice Bureau, the training and the way it has helped her to see another side to the Georgian city of Jane Austen. |
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Written by Penny Cottee, 2006
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Penny Cottee takes a look at the new age discrimination legislation that has joined the laws protecting us against discrimination based on race, gender, disability, religious belief and sexual orientation. |
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Written by Mary Turner, 2006
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The lives of women changed more dramatically during the last 100 years than at any time in history. Mary Turner looks back at the 20th century. |
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Written by Linda Hart, 2006
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What began as a project to preserve a small railway in a remote Welsh valley is now a national treasure that receives 50,000 visitors a year. Linda Hart reports. |
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Written by Julie Gibbon, 2006
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Could the rumours be true? Julie Gibbon reports on how a WI campaign in Northumberland staved off the closure of a rural train station. |
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Written by Robin Shaw, 2006
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Robin Shaw is one of the small minority of men who suffer from some degree of colour blindness. He describes what life is like, never knowing your greens from your reds. |
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Written by Penny Kitchen, 2006
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A home is the biggest investment we’re likely to make, so what’s wrong with taking good care of it? Not a thing, according to Anthea Turner who hosts BBC’s Perfect Housewife. Penny Kitchen dusts off her copy of Mrs Beeton and goes to meet her. |
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Written by Fay Mansell, NFWI National Chair, 2006
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Campaigns, we’ve had a few!
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Written by Linda Hart, 2006
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Linda Hart talks to Baroness Julia Neuberger about her career as a rabbi, researcher, writer, lecturer, campaigner and now as a member of the House of Lords. |
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Written by Penny Kitchen, 2006
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Never mind the queue – Dalí’s amazing museum in Figueres is worth every minute you spend outside and in, says Penny Kitchen |
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Written by Woman's World, 2006
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Ever thought you’d like to try something else for a change, or fulfil a long-held ambition? Loads of people do it, including WI members and heart bypass patients. Woman’s World heard some of their stories. |
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Knit these adorable, cosy ballerina style wraps in the softest, most luxurious of yarns.
Make your own attractive greeting cards for many different occasions. 
Chicken is simmered with aromatic spices, creating a rich, flavoursome meal.
This sweet bread is a great accompaniment to mid-morning coffee. 
