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I am delighted to report that the new movie about my brilliant uncle Brendan and Prince Naseem – starring Pierce Brosnan as Brendan – is fantastic

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I’ve always fantasised about being the kind of woman who is given or buys herself precious things. It’s just not me, though

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It is almost two months since Aisling Rogerson’s husband, the beloved writer and broadcaster, died of cancer

I view it as a wholesome relationship, rather than a problematic one. But I would say that, wouldn’t I?

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