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Suzanne Harrington

Suzanne Harrington

Suzanne Harrington

Suzanne Harrington: Beware the alternative facts of the cosmic right

"With oceans of information, however, comes tsunamis of stupid, because unlike monks with quills or publishing houses with slush piles, the internet is for everyone."

Wed, 18 Aug, 2021

Suzanne Harrington

Suzanne Harrington: Perfect reads for your solo holiday book club

"You might just want to pull out a deckchair, angle it towards the window under a large houseplant, and start your own summer book club."

Wed, 11 Aug, 2021

Suzanne Harrington

Suzanne Harrington: Going from Bear With to Bear Grylls

Bringing a novice camping can result in endless questions and quite a bit of panic.

Wed, 28 Jul, 2021

Suzanne Harrington

Suzanne Harrington: Take a long hard look at yourself, England

Come on England. You can do better than this.

Wed, 21 Jul, 2021

Suzanne Harrington

Suzanne Harrington: Vaccine debate is more in your face than Brexit

It has reached a point where disclosing whether you have been jabbed or not can influence how people respond to you

Wed, 14 Jul, 2021

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Suzanne Harrington: New coffee machine has me in a permanent state of hyper-caffeination

Our kitchen has become Central Perk, except without the sofa or the glamour

Wed, 07 Jul, 2021

Suzanne Harrington

Suzanne Harrington: 'It’s not the football I hate, it’s the punditry'

"With the possible exception of Roy Keane, who consistently presents as a furiously disappointed PE teacher, football punditry has elevated blokespeak"

Wed, 30 Jun, 2021

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Suzanne Harrington: Snagging a menopausal firecracker, part two

Here is some more advice for all the middle aged men on dating websites

Wed, 23 Jun, 2021

Suzanne Harrington

Suzanne Harrington: Middle-aged dating is a lot like job hunting

Wading through online dating profiles Suzanne begs for an end to photos of lycra clad men and dead fish

Wed, 16 Jun, 2021

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Suzanne Harrington: Life’s too short for bras and zips and waxing

In lockdown, we established a new groove to our lives. A simpler one.

Wed, 09 Jun, 2021