Every radio programme has an ‘expert’ giving advice to mums worried about their children, writes Terry Prone

Often the downfall of women in business; the desire to be liked and matching need not to be hated, writes Terry Prone

The suggestion came from people driven nuts, by new words they don’t know and don’t like, by old words being misused, writes Terry Prone

I don’t know about this Pope at all. I really don’t. He doesn’t fit in the pattern of popes I grew up with, writes Terry Prone

Archived notes of presentations made to senior executives in the ’70s and early ’80s establish beyond reasonable doubt that Exxon were ahead of the posse, when it came to having an undertanding of climate change, writes Terry Prone

Leo says it like it is. Leo does not speak with forked tongue. Leo lays it on the line. We all agreed on this? Course we are, writes Terry Prone.

We had one hell of an emotional response to the photographs of Aylan Kurdi, writes Terry Prone

Backlit by a yellow hue, the picture had an air of infinity to it, as if the Dust Lady were one of the lava shapes in Pompeii, writes Terry Prone