Even before reports of a feud emerged, I was getting agitated watching Shirley and Craig’s bickering.

A drug like this could be a gamechanger.

If you had asked me 20 minutes before whether I would be getting laid, I would have laughed at the mere notion.

Celia Imrie has become even more of an undisputed national treasure, after blurting out a remark about ‘putting a pussy in a well’.

Trump has declared he wants to build a triumphant arch across from the Lincoln Memorial in Washington DC to celebrate the country’s 250th anniversary.

Buying a home should be one of the most exciting moments in a person’s life. It shouldn’t be a nightmare to navigate.

Readers discuss Palestine protests, Tony Blair’s role in ‘peace’ negotiations and the presence of potholes on London’s streets

Keith and partner Heather are determined not to let age get in the way of an exciting sex life.

I predict the former football could easily become the front-runner in no time.

I consoled myself that it would get easier as they grew. I was wrong. 

Many a traveller has fallen victim to Ryanair’s strict requirements in the past.

It’s depressing to admit that I could predict what I was about to see on social media.

I am more of a voyeur – that is, I like watching – than a performer.

I am more of a voyeur – that is, I like watching – than a performer.

Readers debate announcement that the Treasury is set to give on London stock exchange and stamp duty, Ed Miliband’s optimism and the Bee Network

Staff members at board game bar Draughts in Waterloo plan to strike every Saturday in October in protest of QR code payment. The workers are advocating for ‘more social interaction with customers’.

Sadly, the programme brought me right back to the mid 2000s, when I was a new recruit.

Sadly, the programme brought me right back to the mid 2000s, when I was a new recruit.

Sadly, the programme brought me right back to the mid 2000s, when I was a new recruit.

Readers debate the validity of concerns surrounding digital IDs, Farage’s migration policies and Trump’s so-called UN ‘sabotage’

The US Government has gone into shut down after senators failed to agree on a last-minute funding bill. Republican and Democrat congresspeople are blaming each other for the shut down, while Trump is threatening ‘irreversible’ mass layoffs to federal agencies.

On Tuesday September 30 at the Labour Party Annual Conference Keir Starmer announced plans for an NHS online hospital service. The digital service is set to be introduced within two years to help cut waiting times, offering virtual assessments, check-ups and follow-up appointments.

I predict the former football could easily become the front-runner in no time.

Readers debate faith in Starmer, the public’s motivations to vote out the Tory government and Farage’s ironic defence of swan welfare

Readers debate faith in Starmer, the public’s motivations to vote out the Tory government and Farage’s ironic defence of swan welfare