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Straight Talking
The Warrington Guardian newsdesk takes a look at issues important to them.
Last updated Thursday, 13-Jul-2006 11:41:46 BST
JUST like inbreeding among the upper classes and a fondness for cheap lager, the honours system could only continue to thrive in Britain.
By Pete Magill
WHAT the hell is it about people spitting?
By Nick Lakeman
AMERICA and Britain - two nations divided by a common language.
We walk on pavements, they sidewalks. They eat shrimp, we prawns. We dispose of rubbish, they trash.
I'VE got a runny nose, panda eyes and an itchy throat.
By Alison Klabacher
THERE are so many reasons to love the World Cup.
By Steve Hallmark
ENGLAND car flags, Three Lions beach towels, class of 66 footy shirts, St George's Cross babygros . . . just some of the merchandise you can get your hands on as World Cup fever grips Warrington.
By Peter Magill
SERIOUSLY - what's the point of a bank holiday weekend?
By Joel Sawyer
WHOLEMEAL bread is good for you isn't it?
By Nicola Priest
ARE we letting Warrington pubs 'hood-wink' us?
By Steve Hallmark
THERE is a ritual that happens every working day.
By Michelle Corbett
SPEEDING is the biggest cause of accidents today. It helped to kill 1,200 and injure more than 100,000 people last year.
By Emma Stewart
FORGIVE me if you're munching your cornflakes. I have to discuss something serious with you for a moment. And it's a little distasteful.
By Jeremy Craddock
"WE don't know anything, that's our problem."
By Stephen Bailey
IF you're reading the paper while eating your breakfast - read no further, I don't want to make you feel queasy.
By Nicola Priest
DEATH is never too far away in this job.
By STephen Bailey
IT really doesn't seem all that long ago that, as Bing Crosby famously said to Frank Sinatra, I was "one of the newer fellers."
By Alan Domville
JURY trials should be scrapped.
By Stephen Bailey
Winter. I hate winter.
By Joel Sawyer
I MUST be getting old and reactionary.
With Jeremy Craddock
SOME time ago, at a Guardian presentation attended by 35 children, I was asked to 'fill in' for five minutes.
By Alan Domville
DERREN Brown taught us a good lesson about crime.
By Stephen Bailey
NOW I consider myself to be a seasoned shopper and there is nothing quite like hitting the shops any time, day or night.
By Helen Cartwright
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