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21 Jun 2012:
David Mitchell turns his scathing eye to men's shoes this week, in particular the trend for making them ridiculously pointy
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17 Jun 2012:
There's a massive market for our personal information – and we ought to capitalise on it, writes David Mitchell
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14 Jun 2012:
What sort of idiot would cut out carbs, asks David Mitchell. And bolognese without spaghetti? It's madness
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10 Jun 2012: David Mitchell: The Queen's diamond jubilee dominated the news last week, to the extent that many other important stories were overlooked. So here they are
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3 Jun 2012:
David Mitchell: the Queen's diamond jubilee is cleverly inclusive, because it gives the nation's curmudgeons a role
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27 May 2012: Is this really about prisoners being allowed to vote, asks David Mitchell. Or an excuse for Strasbourg to tell the British what to do?
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20 May 2012:
David Mitchell: The education secretary's plan to send a King James Bible to every school is a tactic to keep us worrying about small change while billions are wasted elsewhere
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6 May 2012:
David Mitchell: Whether it's Queen Noor of Jordan or our own jubilee girl, royalty will never survive if it's humbler-than-thou
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29 Apr 2012:
David Mitchell: Getting help with weight loss is a brave confession of need that few are comfortable displaying publicly
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22 Apr 2012:
David Mitchell: The chairman of London-based minicab firm Addison Lee has used the company's in-cab magazine to launch a series of eye-catching polemics, writes David Mitchell
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15 Apr 2012:
David Mitchell: Who will buy Royal Mail now that even the stamp collectors have turned against it?
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1 Apr 2012: David Mitchell: The professionalisation of sport has left an excitement vacuum for the likes of Simon Cowell to fill
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25 Mar 2012:
David Mitchell: Newt Gingrich's mock outrage at a joke made by Robert De Niro is the latest evidence of a thriving apology extortion racket in public life
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18 Mar 2012: Be prepared? Guides need new skills to prosper in the modern world, writes David Mitchell
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11 Mar 2012: Calls for a return to a curriculum based on British key dates could bring unexpected benefits, writes David Mitchell
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