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Cash might no longer be king, but at least it can still educate | Ian JackEven as our relationship with money changes, who we choose to put on our notes still matters, says Guardian columnist Ian Jack Is Monopoly played with contactless bio chips now?
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A video with a takeaway curry – lost pleasures of 1980s life | Ian JackClearing out the attic, I found the VHS favourites that were a part of family life, says Guardian columnist Ian Jack Ealing Studios Some of the most brilliant films Ive ever seen. Hope he never went down the tube station at midnight
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A year of joyful escape: my top 10 moments of 2018 | Ian JackGuardian columnist Ian Jack reveals the moments he found respite from a tumultuous year
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Churchill and the film-maker: sadly, their dream of England persists | Ian JackThe war leader, with his friend Alexander Korda, helped to create a national self-image of defiance, says Guardian columnist Ian Jack It is presumably 'unhelpful' to British declinists / defeatists, the true 'little Englanders', who think the UK is to 'little' to survive & even thrive in the world outside the comfort blanket of a (disfunctional) continental block. FreeBritain
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How a Cotswolds river became a name that defined history | Ian JackA spark or flame can raise a name from obscurity to identify a whole generation, says Guardian columnist Ian Jack And we now know that Manafort never met Assange, so are you a truth telling organisation or an organ of the corrupt ‘permanent state’,. FreeAssange A great read. Thanks!
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Diana Athill’s story was remarkable, and its end serene | Ian JackI worked with the editor and writer, enjoyed her late success and became a friend, says Guardian columnist Ian Jack What a lovely piece, I adored hearing her voice. And it was the same reading off her page. Remarkable and great with profound honesty.
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Jack Brooksbank full name: What is Jack Brooksbank's UNUSUAL middle name?PRINCESS Eugenie will marry her fiancé in 24 hours’ time. But what is Jack Brooksbank’s unusual middle name?
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Brexit: SNP's Ian Blackford vows to cause 'maximum disruption' to Theresa May's governmentLeading Scottish nationalist Ian Blackford attacks the government's Brexit strategy, saying: 'Chequers has bounced.' Good. Our country voted to remain EU citizens. One way or another we will have that respected. Another politician in it for himself... Makes me borderline ashamed to be Scottish 🇬🇧🏴 What a shock. The Communist party in Scotland want the Communist regime in the EU to rule over Scotland 🤣
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Eastenders superfan Whoopi Goldberg gets invited to Albert Square by Ian BealeYes, you read that correctly. Ian Beale's just invited Whoopi Goldberg to Walford.
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Ian Hunter, rock's great underdog: 'Bowie thought I was the head of a motorcycle gang'His newly reissued memoir of life as a rock star is full of ennui, crap gigs and cat faeces – but at 79, the Mott the Hoople frontman is still going and ‘won’t stop unless I have to’ Funny this came up, I heard All The Young Dudes on Radio 2 yesterday but I didn't realise until I googled for lyrics that Bowie wrote the song. Once bitten twice shy? I got confused. Never heard of him. Marc and Todd Hunter were part of that amazing NZ band Dragon 'Take me to the April Sun, come on take me..'
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