Columnist Terry Prone continues her lockdown diaries.

Terry Prone's lockdown diary takes in dust, Democrats, and Dolly Parton

Without Trump, outrage might drop back to normal levels, writes Terry Prone 

DAY 29 Doing Sunday lunch, I realise I’ve been in denial about courgettes. Courgettes are a complete waste of time. No matter what you do to them, they end up like boiled make-up sponges.

Columnist Terry Prone continues her lockdown diaries

The proposition of an ad published last week would seem to be that old people, and people who are not 100% healthy, are expendable, writes Terry Prone 

The actor trains doctors and other scientists in how to make the complex simple

Voters want candidates who smile, not smirk, and look like they’re enjoying what they do

After coping with everything from sundry pet standoffs to falling masonry, a spell of boredom would be a bit of a break

If public figures cannot curb their monologue, we need someone to invent a gadget that sounds an alarm after the first 90-seconds of guff, writes Terry Prone