Me, a Daily Express columnist: the new Richard Littlejohn? (I bloody hope not...)

Jun 30, 2009

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Updated: Jun 11

Who’d have thought it? My article (“Just stop worrying and enjoy the sun”, page 14, 30/06/09) makes a serious point though: why do we keep being told a bit of sunshine is bad for us? Why not just chill out, grab a glass and enjoy it?

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