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Dear Richard Madeley: Should I bite my tongue around my Remainer pals?
As The Telegraph’s Agony Uncle, I weigh in on your dilemmas – the good, the bad and the ugly
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Dear Richard Madeley: My mother won’t stop talking about assisted dying
As The Telegraph’s Agony Uncle, I weigh in on your dilemmas – the good, the bad and the ugly
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What marital special skills does your husband have?
As Rishi Sunak’s wife reveals his household activities, here’s what men should really be doing around the house
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We don’t need therapy to decide whether we want kids or not
At first, the idea of outsourcing the question of parenthood appealed. Then I saw the fees...
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Leave Peppa Pig alone – and I say that as a grandfather
The cartoon porker is under fire from parents who fear the subversively traditionalist show is damaging their offspring, but I don’t see it
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Young love is all very well but here’s why it’s best to meet when you’re old
As with much in life, when it comes to love, good things come to those who wait
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What your central heating habits say about you – and your marriage
Why is the temperature such a hot topic? Old hand Christopher Howse and young gun Guy Kelly consider why a third of couples argue over it
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Dear Richard Madeley: ‘I’ve met someone I like – but I can’t stand her tattoos’
As The Telegraph’s Agony Uncle, I weigh in on your dilemmas – the good, the bad and the ugly
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Dear Richard Madeley: ‘I feel guilty because I like one of my sons better than the other’
As The Telegraph’s Agony Uncle, I weigh in on your dilemmas – the good, the bad and the ugly
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‘I refused to give my child a smartphone and got bullied by other parents’
With the impact they have on mental health, should children own smartphones? Our writer, a mother and her son share their stories
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‘My over-exercising damaged my brain and I could have died in my sleep’
Men and boys are more likely to struggle with over exercising and may appear outwardly healthy. Here's what to look out for and how to help
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How I shaved an hour off my horrendous daily school run
Britain’s towns and cities are choked with traffic, so what’s the best way of getting the kids safely and cleanly to school?
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£250 gift vouchers and a brace of pheasants: how Christmas gifts for teachers got out of hand
In the middle of a cost of living crisis, being gift-shamed by other parents is the last thing anyone needs – but it hasn’t stopped some...
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The ‘tough love’ school that puts its pupils in a boxing ring
For teenagers excluded from mainstream education, an academy in east London offers a fresh start with life skills taught by throwing punches
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Schools that get the most pupils into Russell Group universities: search your area with our postcode tool
With places at the UK’s top universities limited, which schools are the top recruiting grounds for the Russell Group institutions?
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‘My daughter had a meltdown and never returned to school’
The struggle for some children to remain in class is not a simple case of truancy. Here parents and children share their stories
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Ban smartphones from schools, says major UN report
Report warns excessive mobile phone use is associated with poor educational performance and emotional instability
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‘My child was missing school because of illness – but I was accused of making things up’
A broken education system is the reason so many pupils are missing from class, argues one struggling mother
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Would you tutor your toddler to pass the 4+ exam?
From now until February, selective schools will be testing under-fives to determine to whom they should offer a place – cue parental panic
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How to stop your children's learning regress this summer
Research shows that the long break can set children’s learning back by a month. Here's how to keep them engaged and still have fun
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‘Being alone on Mother’s Day will be a painful, dull ache’
Seeing other parents celebrate one another on social media, I anticipate grief for a former life that simply didn’t work out
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‘My husband makes Airfix models all the time. He needs to fix our marriage instead’
I was hoping in this child-free period that we'd get to know each other again... It seems not
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Dear Richard Madeley: ‘How can my wife and I share the burden of cooking?’
As The Telegraph’s Agony Uncle, I weigh in on your dilemmas – the good, the bad and the ugly
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Help! My husband has embarked on a mystical midlife reboot
He keeps referring to his ‘journey’ and ‘finding his truth’ – and I’m finding it really annoying
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I live off my husband – and I hate it
As a child born of the mid-1960s, I was destined to lead. So it’s a shock to realise that I often have to ask my husband to foot my bills
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Dear Richard Madeley: ‘The excitement from my relationship is gone – should I stick or twist?’
As The Telegraph’s Agony Uncle, I weigh in on your dilemmas – the good, the bad and the ugly
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‘My tattoos aren’t a cry for help –each one is building me back to myself’
My new ink might scream midlife crisis, but post-divorce, it’s helped me regain my sense of self
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24 things to do with the grandchildren this half-term (that are fun for grown-ups too)
Stuck for inspirational holiday activities for the grandchildren? Follow our tips for an enjoyable, stress-free week
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‘It would be criminal to install double glazing’: the Bake Off star bringing back make-do-and-mend
Retiree Nancy Birtwhistle says she feels huge ‘responsibility’ to teach Gen Z green tips and tricks – on Instagram
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My in-laws spoil the children while I feel like Scrooge
As a parent, I fear that the true meaning of Christmas gets lost when materialism gets out of hand
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The good Christmas guide for grandparents
The modern family Christmas comes in many varieties, and can be baffling for senior relatives – here's how to ensure it's a cool yule
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Dear Richard Madeley: ‘How can my wife and I share the burden of cooking?’
As The Telegraph’s Agony Uncle, I weigh in on your dilemmas – the good, the bad and the ugly
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Dear Richard Madeley: ‘Should I apologise to the people I wronged in my youth?’
As The Telegraph’s Agony Uncle, I weigh in on your dilemmas – the good, the bad and the ugly
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Help! My husband has embarked on a mystical midlife reboot
He keeps referring to his ‘journey’ and ‘finding his truth’ – and I’m finding it really annoying
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I live off my husband – and I hate it
As a child born of the mid-1960s, I was destined to lead. So it’s a shock to realise that I often have to ask my husband to foot my bills
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Dear Richard Madeley: ‘The excitement from my relationship is gone – should I stick or twist?’
As The Telegraph’s Agony Uncle, I weigh in on your dilemmas – the good, the bad and the ugly
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‘I refused to give my child a smartphone and got bullied by other parents’
With the impact they have on mental health, should children own smartphones? Our writer, a mother and her son share their stories
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‘My over-exercising damaged my brain and I could have died in my sleep’
Men and boys are more likely to struggle with over exercising and may appear outwardly healthy. Here's what to look out for and how to help
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Dear Richard Madeley: ‘An older man sends me gifts after we have sex – it’s icky’
As The Telegraph’s Agony Uncle, I weigh in on your dilemmas – the good, the bad and the ugly
