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What a coincidence
DYLAN Jones’s “Cameron on Cameron”, according to Red Box, has been described as “shallow”, “bland” and having “little insight”. It was the book th… more →
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Birmingham's got Style!
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wrote 2 months ago: (l-r) Sunny, Steph, Bhav and Chloe at the Style Awards A plethora of celebs and fashionistas flocked … more →
Interview Dylan Jones DataQualityPro.com
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wrote 4 months ago: Here is an interview with Dylan Jones the founder/editor of Dataqualitypro.com , the site to go to f … more →
Eastern Promise: The Re-Emergence of Eastern Design in a Western World
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wrote 8 months ago: Not one to present myself as any sort of fashion critic, columnist, or as Driss Sekkat, Producer at … more →
Interview in Data Quality Pro
wrote 9 months ago: digg this | del.icio.us | Reddit | Stumble It! Data Quality ProTM is a free, independent communi … more →
Christmas gifts for men
wrote 1 year ago: After trusting me to write a piece on toiletries for men for her daily eco glossy website, greenmyst … more →
Blogging on
wrote 1 year ago: “Most bloggers are unemployed journalists, typing furiously into a void in the hope that someone car … more →
David Cameron MP at Woodstock Literary Festival
wrote 1 year ago: David Cameron was suave and relaxed this morning, answering questions from Simon Kelner, Editor of t … more →
Fresh, fashionable and insubstantial - Cameron on Cameron
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wrote 1 year ago: As the downturn bites and the Parties converge looking for consensus, CentreLeft asks whether David … more →
What a coincidence
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wrote 1 year ago: DYLAN Jones’s “Cameron on Cameron”, according to Red Box, has been described as … more →
Why Australian GQ sucks (and what it can do to fix itself - Part 1)
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wrote 1 year ago: My favourite magazine on this planet you humans call Earth is GQ. British GQ. The writing is top not … more →
GQ heads for India
wrote 1 year ago: Men’s monthly GQ is to launch in India – following its Conde Nast stablemate Vogue. Sanj … more →
Reap what we sow
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wrote 1 year ago: Finally parental behaviour is being seen as a major influence in a child’s conduct at school. NASUWT … more →
