Opinion

In a week when the bravery of those in the First World War is especially remembered, I remember this unremarkable man who survived the Second World War.

In common with many children in these televisually fragmented modern times, mine rarely watch anything on an actual television set, broadcast on an actual television channel.

To see a herbalist or not to see a herbalist? That is the question.

There was a lot of flesh on display in Who Are You Calling Fat? (BBC2, Mon/Tues, 9pm), but this documentary was a little thin.

Another election, another chance for politicians, wannabe politicians and the keyboard warriors doing the dirty work to paint everyone with broad brush strokes in a bid to get votes.

If you struggle with poor circulation through the winter, now is the time to do something about it.

It might just be me but a Tweet I spotted mid-way through the working day really brought a tear to my eye.

Sometimes, my job involves normalising conversation topics that are often considered taboo or impolite.

Dear old doddery Lord Sugar tweeted this week about the new cop drama Dublin Murders (BBC1, Monday/Tuesday, 9pm).

Forensic science is an exact, well, science. Full of numbers, equations and calculations, it wants to strip out the emotions surrounding a crime and get to the bare facts.

It’s that time of year where we get into new routines, weather changes, your wardrobe changes.

Through my training, I learned about some interesting approaches to treating thrush.

Digestive discomfort and acid reflux are regularly treated with antacids.