'Being told that two moles that just might be cancerous were boring to the man excising them was oddly dispiriting'

Eric Tucker, who had lived quietly in Warrington, was for decades painting the people and places around the place he called home

Specs underwent a complete personality change after her brother’s death

When a former client pretended to have cancer to gain attention, she didn't cost Terry Prone anything other than her time

Flexible as my phone payment system is, it won’t talk to supermarket trolleys

This wasn’t just rejection of candidates. This was people bringing their own Sharpies in sufficient numbers to leave messages which — as it turned out — made it efficiently into mainstream media

Andrew's latest public statement shows he should be confined to the Tower of London

Fame does not protect us from the reality that the person with dementia is the loser. Once diagnosed, they lose all of their rights, starting with the right to privacy

Sometimes an obelisk is the safest way to remember people and events

England’s Duchess of York had a dodgy past — long before the closeness of her links to paedophile and child trafficker Jeffrey Epstein were revealed