Columnists for 14 September 2011

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Bm@il: So when did England get abolished? Sep 14 2011

I am pleased to hear that human rights lawyers are preparing a case against the Scottish government's decision Read

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Bollywood

devansh patel

Bollywood: No longer the 'angry young man' - just sexy

Our man in Mumbai, DEVANSH PATEL, speaks to one of Bollywood's hottest and most revered action heroes, Amitabh Bachchan, in part two of this exclusive interviewRead

Bollywood: The name's Bachchan... Amitabh Bachchan

Our man in Mumbai, DEVANSH PATEL, reviews Bbuddah, the new Bollywood blockbuster starring Amitabh Bachchan - 1970s and 80s action hero and megastarRead

Ranson's Rants and Raves

Cathy Ranson and son Alex

Ranson's Rant: Gas explosion brought out the heroism in people

ISN'T it lovely when you hear about people going above and beyond the call of duty to selflessly help others out? I wasn't at all surprised to hear that two lovely ladies who have been involved with Hillingdon Play Association (HPA) since it first started, Julie Gurbuz and Sue Collinson, rushed to help families affected by a frightening gas explosion in West Drayton last week. Read

Rants and raves: The beauty of gift vouchers

I WAS lucky enough to get some beauty vouchers for my birthday last month, and I don't know if it's just me, but I tend to file vouchers away carefully, forget about them and then discover them a week after they've gone out of date and are worthless.Read

Barbara Fisher's B-Mail

Barbara Fisher

Bm@il: So when did England get abolished?

I am pleased to hear that human rights lawyers are preparing a case against the Scottish government's decision Read

Bm@il: Fish finger sandwich was a little disappointing

Have you heard that ‘retro’ food is all the rage? Read

Letters to the Editor

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Get off the grass, it's not your studio

FOR those who don't know, the Norman Leddy Memorial Gardens in Grange Road, Hayes, are an oasis of calm in an ever-crazy world.Read

Letters: We recall the PM's pledge on petitions

NEWS that the 100,000-name Stop HS2 petition is not eligible for Commons debate will surprise those who remember the Prime Minister's clear pre-election pledge.Read

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