My father is very ill. We sat together a few evenings ago, holding hands and looking out onto his garden, his creation over fifty years, in high English summer.
‘This is paradise.” he said to me, “Think of all the troubles across the world, and I am lucky enough to be here looking at this: it is paradise isn’t it?”
It is. And we need to remember it.
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Tracy Emin
I had never seen an exhibition of Tracy Emin’s work before. No one could miss a life lived so publicly, so the exhibition at the Hayward Gal...
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Chief Executive Pay
Finally it appears that the shareholders of public companies are beginning to say enough is enough and are beginning (it is only just happen...
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The Jerry Can
The jerry can is a genuine design classic; classic in that in form and function it is beyond improvement. It is difficult to see how it coul...
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Becoming a horse
David Eagleman is well worth reading. He is a neuroscientist – but also something of a polymath and thinker of startling originality. What c...
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Syria - a close shave
Reading about the demonstrations in Syria, I was reminded of our own visit to Homs – one of the centres of rebellion – a few years ago. We h...
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The view from above
I fly a microlight and one of its joys is that you see England with new eyes. This is not simply an aerial view - which are breathtaking at ...
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