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Misogyny is a mighty force on the right – just look at the fate of Finland’s Sanna Marin

As prime minister, she was trusted and liked by voters. Then came allegations that she was a ‘party girl’, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

Why do so many romcoms go wrong? It’s down to a problem I call ‘the Minnie Driver’

Romcoms can be fantastic – but the pitfalls are always the same. Will the release of Rye Lane solve the issues once and for all, asks Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

The Dover jam is not a Great British Queue. It is a Brexit-sponsored circle of hell

Politicians can’t just keep gaslighting us. As I discovered last year, there is nothing like a very long motorway wait to provide some political clarity, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

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My sister has become a great gardener – and I have never felt so betrayed

I thought we had figured out years ago what kind of family we are: sowers of chaos. So when did she develop the patience for plants, asks Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

Taking drugs with your children? Gen Z won’t even want to share a beer with us

Hanif Kureishi talks of cocaine nights with his kids. He makes the whole issue sound simple. I can’t believe it is, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

Ham-fisted but humane: the BBC’s podcast about Shamima Begum raises vital questions

Insisting it’s wrong to give her a ‘platform’ is childish: I’m Not a Monster illustrates issues that may come to affect many, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

A woman marrying for the fifth time at 92? Just imagine what Murdoch’s newspapers would say!

The media mogul’s planned nuptials prove that, in age-gap relationships, it’s only women who get called cougars, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

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It’s a good time to think again about Paula Yates. She was the other Diana: hounded by the press for being herself

A new documentary reveals how the tabloids turned on their one-time darling – for daring to be a woman who didn’t shun the spotlight, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

The Gary Lineker row isn’t about impartiality – it’s just the latest attempt to discredit leftish decency

I’ve been in the Lineker defence business for ages. As usual, what his critics are singling out is not what they really hate, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

The lesson from Matt Hancock’s WhatsApps is this: these clowns can’t govern, their only skill is covering tracks

Rightwing editorial agendas shaped the narrative of the Lockdown Files, but what they really showed was bunglers bungling in secret, writes the Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

It’s the media that keeps promoting Boris Johnson’s family

Letter: On election night in 2019, you couldn’t turn on the TV without coming across a member of the Johnson family, says Teresa Rodrigues

The Guardian - UK

An old video of me is on the school curriculum! Unfortunately, I am shocked by my own arguments

In one of my daughter’s classes, she was shown footage of me talking about ethics a decade ago. The views I’m espousing made me double-take, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

I thought my opinion of Boris Johnson couldn’t be lower. Then he nominated his father for a knighthood

The former prime minister either sees the UK as his own personal fiefdom – or he has an ulterior motive, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

Nine tomatoes for £15? How the very basics became more expensive than oysters

Welcome to the ‘hungry gap’ – the time of year when salad days are months away, and there simply isn’t enough food. To confront this in 2023 forces a reckoning, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

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The Independent UK

‘People in the past did have sex lives’: Penis graffiti, Roman dildos and the secret history of ancient sex

As a wooden, phallus-shaped object found in a Roman fort is theorised to be an ancient dildo, Kate Ng explores the surprising (if inevitable) history of ye olde sex, and the historians finally putting aside their blushes and talking about it

The Guardian - UK

The carnival of hysteria over Nicola Bulley shows us the very worst of modern human nature

Bulley’s family faced a cruel sleuthing free-for-all. But a breakdown of trust between public and police got us here, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

Evening Standard

Interactive ‘What the gut?’ museum launches in London with Activia and Dr Zoe Williams

The gut is finally getting much-needed recognition as Activia and TV’s Dr Zoe Williams launch the What the Gut? museum in London.

The Guardian - UK

GPs are under enormous pressure – but mine is still somehow brilliant

General practice is overstretched and chronically underfunded, but many doctors still offer an almost magically good service, writes Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

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Liverpool Echo

ITV This Morning doctor's warning of common health condition people need to know about

Dr Zoe Williams shared some tips to raise awareness

The Independent UK

Brits favourite home remedies for beating the common cold uncovered

Steamy baths, gargling salt water, and exercising vigorously were all some of the nation’s favourite ways to ease symptoms.

Wales Online

Brits unaware of key remedy to support defences against cold

New findings find that seven in ten of us are unaware that good nasal hygiene is one of the simplest ways to support their immunity against cold and flu

Daily Record

UK's top 20 'remedies' to prevent colds and flus - from vitamins, to wet socks

New figures show the steps Brits are willing to take to keep healthy.

Daily Mirror

Top 20 remedies for warding off a cold - including vitamins and vapour rub

Half of those feeling under the weather try to get seven to eight hours sleep a night, while a third take Vitamin D to try to ward off symptoms

The Guardian - UK

Marie Kondo has finally realised what it costs to be tidy – and like me, has decided to chill the hell out

People who think they can master chaos don’t have enough children, or dogs, or interests, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

Wales Online

20 'cures' most people use to shake a cold include salt, ginger and wet socks

Hot squash and chicken soup also make the list

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