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My relatives and I had been in the pub for hours. Then two strangers were unlucky enough to join us …

Jim and his partner were looking forward to a quiet night out. What they got was a scene out of a sci-fi dystopia, writes Zoe Williams

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Take off your bra! Put on some weight! After decades of being talked down to, Kate Moss speaks out

Thanks to Desert Island Discs, we finally know what the supermodel sounds like – and it’s magnificent, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

Who will be Britain’s next prime minister, Rishi Sunak or Liz Truss?

Only two candidates are left in the race to be next leader of the Conservative party. Our panellists tell us who they think will win

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Yes, women’s healthcare is poor – but gender bias is not to blame for that

Female GPs have outnumbered male ones for a decade – but after years of cuts, they are all under extreme pressure, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

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It might well be a cliche, but I am feeling the urge to steal

The old trope about middle-aged women shoplifting has (almost) turned into a reality for me. And there is something I really want, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

Climate-crisis anxiety denial is everywhere. But this week it’s impossible to ignore our worries

With the country melting I can no longer distract myself from my fears about global heating. But speaking to activists has shown me how to counter this terror, writes Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

This Morning's Dr Zoe sends health warning to people with night sweats

Dr Zoe urged people to reach out to their GP if night sweating has become a problem

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Six ways with rotisserie chicken: pies, fries, and toasties

It’s not just schmaltz: the humble supermarket chicken has lots to offer as leftovers between bread, pastries, tortillas and more

The Guardian - AU

The Tory leadership videos are like fever dreams – who on earth are they for?

From Rishi Sunak’s slick love letter to himself, to Liz Truss’s high patriotism, the pitches are own goals, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

Johnson is going – but he won’t leave until he’s dragged everyone down with him

The prime minister’s destructive experiment in clowning has torn up the political rulebook, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

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GP explains how to get a face-to-face doctor's appointment amid ongoing staff shortages

A doctor has offered some advice to patients looking to get a face-to-face appointment with their GP, with many finding it tricky to get through to the reception desk

Daily Mirror

War veteran took his own life hours after telling NHS he planned to kill himself

The 34-year-old had previously been classified as "very high risk"

Liverpool Echo

Monkeypox shows that if we can’t talk openly about sex and disease, bigots will

There has been a lack of public information on the virus. Half-truths and homophobia have filled the vacuum, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

Doctor shares 90p kitchen staple to soothe chickenpox amid treatment shortage

One cheap food usually found at home may help soothe your child's skin as a national treatment shortage continues

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Keir Starmer is too timid just when he needs to show leadership

Letters: John Robinson, David Napier, Mike Cowley and Stephen Smith on the need for the Labour leader to speak up as rail workers take strike action

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Moving next door to a Lidl was the best decision of my life

I used to prioritise local crime rates and school catchment areas. But living a few minutes from a supermarket is a wonderful thing, writes Zoe Williams

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The lesson politicians refuse to learn? People are crying out for a leader who is honest about what they stand for

When people talk about Keir Starmer being boring they don’t mean they want him to be sillier – just to say what he truly believes, writes Zoe Williams

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The young fall over, older people ‘have a fall’ – and my stepmother is none too happy about it

She broke both her knees after tripping on her way back from the shops. But it is the terminology that is really getting her down, writes Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

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A journalist trying to out Rebel Wilson was like something from the sordid 80s. Thankfully, the world has changed

Teenagers today just shrug their shoulders at the idea an actor’s sexuality is news. They would be more shocked if a vegan was caught eating a bacon sandwich, writes Zoe Williams

Manchester Evening News

Phillip Schofield warned by ITV This Morning doctor over allergy error

The presenter and co-host Holly Willoughby were joined in the studio by Dr Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

Isn’t it frightening that a lone woman seeing a policeman now feels afraid, not reassured?

While the Met wastes time pursuing the Sarah Everard protesters through the courts, it destroys what little trust is left, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

How do you convince a leaver Brexit was a bad idea? Make them stand in a queue

‘Sovereignty’ and ‘taking back control’ seem a lot less attractive when you’re stuck at an airport or struggling with red tape, writes Zoe Williams

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Party on! Boris Johnson’s no-confidence vote means a fifth day of compulsory drinking

Whether he wins or loses tonight, the prime minister has given the nation another reason to celebrate, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

I’ve finally put something on eBay that people want – now I wish I hadn’t

I was so excited when eBay started, until I realised no one wanted my stuff – so why do I feel so emotional about this sudden flood of unexpected interest, asks Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

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Are imperial measurements red meat to Tory voters – or more like Spam?

This is just the latest attempt to distract with a meaningless policy, but why would you want to bring back something no one under 70 understands, asks Zoe Williams

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