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<strong>Brief letters: </strong>Tired of stereotypes | Peter Bottomley on MPs’ pay | Millionaire boats | Brexit brain drain
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<strong>Brief letters: </strong>Tired of stereotypes | Peter Bottomley on MPs’ pay | Millionaire boats | Brexit brain drain
The cult singer is still living off Whole Wide World, his very first song – and it wasn’t even a hit. As the riotous raconteur releases a new album, he talks bloody marys, brake failures and near death by Covid
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