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... Tomlinson, the middle-aged guy who died after being whacked with a trunction at the May Day marches in London, was a chronic alcoholic and earlier in the same day had blocked and then kicked a police van in his drunken state. Mr Tomlinson was staying at a bail hostel in London and was homeless and selling the Big Issue (although on the day also selling the Evening Standard). And so there, for me, lies the problem... Read the full review: Money for nothing and your kicks for free... by thedevilinme |
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The Week Magazine / Newspaper / Current affairs digest. overall rating  6 reviews
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Private Eye Magazine / Newspaper / Private Eye is a fortnightly British satirical magazine-newspaper, edited by Ian Hislop. overall rating  20 reviews
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Punch Magazine / Newspaper / Long-running satirical magazine. Punch, the magazine of humour and satire, ran from 1841 until its closure in 2002. overall rating  2 reviews
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Week, the Magazine / Newspaper / News of the week condensed to a magazine. overall rating  7 reviews
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Time Out Magazine / Newspaper / overall rating  6 reviews
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George Magazine / Newspaper / overall rating  1 review
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Readers Digest Magazine / Newspaper / overall rating  23 reviews
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New Yorker, The Magazine / Newspaper / overall rating  1 review
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New Statesman Magazine / Newspaper / overall rating  1 review
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US News and World Report Magazine / Newspaper / overall rating  1 review
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The Week ... is something remarkably bold about a magazine whose tagline promises to give you "All you need to know about everything that matters". As a man who likes to feel informed and updated about a vast spectrum of subjects this claim provoked a surge of scepticism in me when the first 55 page issue arrived in my post box. The Week have a perpetual offer of free magazines for new customers to sample, and out of nothing more than a healthy curiousity I decided to succumb to their promotion. Before any magazines had been deliver I was sent a complimentary book entitled "Short and to the point" which contained a pick of The Week s editorial over the past ... Read the full review: The Week - everything that is current, cut into appetising chunks by msbreviews |
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Readers Digest ... s Digest is a monthly magazine that comes out all over the world. It s famous because it s small (around half the size of a normal mag), and contains a real mix of articles broadly typified as general interest . I remember these from years and years ago. My grandparents often had them, and apart from that I often come across them in the doctors or other waiting rooms. The best thing about them is there is so much to read. They have a lot of pages and are very compact. There are so many different articles that you have a LOT to read. The articles are often true life stories (of all types) and short stories. There is a lot of emphasis on text and not much on pictu... Read the full review: Lots to digest by bruffyboy |
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Readers Digest ... ve subscribed to this magazine for 3 years now, my interest started with my Mum who always took a pile of these on holiday with her and when I ran out of books I d turn to her stash. Now I always keep one in my handbag to turn to when I am waiting or queuing. It helps that I am an avid and unfussy reader I think! This dinky little mag does not disappoint. Every inch of space is used in a creative and engaging way. The stories are upbeat and positive, tales of survival and success so it really has a feel good factor. There are some regular features like letters page, jokes and humourous tales about life and work but my favourite is the nattily titled "It pays to ... Read the full review: A great travelling companion by katyj10 |
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