My life of shame (Evening Standard)
January 12th, 2012 | Culture, Media, Social policy | Tom | Comments OffThe man sitting opposite me with the warm eyes and easy laugh is a self-confessed porn addict.
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The man sitting opposite me with the warm eyes and easy laugh is a self-confessed porn addict.
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Train fares have gone up again – so what is Britain’s most expensive stretch of railway?
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Landfill is portrayed as dirty and wasteful. But is this fair, and what will replace it?
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In the age of the viral video and the mirthful meme, why is a defiantly old fashioned cover still so popular?
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What’s behind the footballer’s twitter philosophy?
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Gangs are being blamed for last week’s explosion of riots and looting. But how do we know they were responsible?
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Martin Strel, the “Big River Man” who swam the length of the Amazon, has launched a holiday company for those who want to paddle in his wake.
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The arrival of Google+ throws open the debate on the difference between friends and acquaintances.
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Zimbabwe return to Test cricket next month against Bangladesh. How will they cope both on and off the pitch?
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In its final issue, the News of the World made much of a 1946 George Orwell essay in which the great writer had namechecked it.
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