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  The Northern Echo

  Some Mothers Do ‘Ave ‘Em creator Raymond Allen dies aged 82

  Raymond Allen was known for his writing work on the sitcom Some Mothers Do ‘Ave ‘Em

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  Celebrity

  Isle of Wight County Press

  Memories for millions as death of Some Mothers Do ‘Ave ‘Em writer announced

  The Isle of Wight resident was born in Ryde and his work was watch by millions in over 60 countries.

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  BANG Showbiz

  Michael Crawford: Queen Elizabeth has taken me through my life

  Michael Crawford says the Queen has "taken him through" his life and has spent the last 70 years making a scrapbook based around the late monarch.

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  Herald Scotland

  Alison Rowat's TV review: Women's Euro 2022 Final; Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em; Uncoupled

  SETTLED down to watch Women’s Euro 2022: the final (BBC1, Sunday) after making a bet with the dog on how long it would be before someone mentioned a certain date in the 1960s.

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  The Guardian

  ‘I’m one of the lucky ones’: vaccines scarce as US monkeypox cases rise

  The US has nearly 5,000 confirmed cases of the virus, but getting vaccinated has not always been straightforward

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  Entertainment

  The Guardian

  What a calamity! Some Mothers Do ’Ave ’Em turned a bit of trouble into comic bliss

  What a calamity! Some Mothers Do ’Ave ’Em turned a bit of trouble into comic bliss. As the hapless Frank Spencer, Michael Crawford brought a light touch to the classic 70s sitcom but the stage version with a game Joe Pasquale feels creakier

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  The Guardian

  Stephen Sondheim’s other job: crossword setter

  The lyricist and composer had a deep, enduring love of British cryptic crosswords. Let’s take a moment to enjoy that

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  Business

  The Telegraph

  Questor: Carlsberg’s perfect brew for boosting returns after its previous recipe went flat

  One of capitalism’s paradoxes is that the arrival of new competitors can make incumbent businesses stronger. When the craft brewing revolution began a decade or so ago, some saw the proliferation of small, local, individualistic beer brands as a huge threat to the drab monoliths that sold the same globally advertised beers in every corner of the world. But it hasn’t turned out that way. “Some people still say craft beers threaten the bigger players,” says Michael Crawford of Chawton Global Inves

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  The Guardian

  Gavin Williamson as spineless as Pinocchio, says teachers’ leader

  Gavin Williamson as spineless as Pinocchio, says teachers’ leader. Robin Bevan, of National Education Union, mocks education secretary at annual conference

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  Business

  The Telegraph

  Questor: Costco – 30pc cheaper than Amazon and sustainably profitable. Buy

  Any retailer that can withstand competition from Walmart, Amazon, Lidl and Aldi is worth a second look. Costco Wholesale, founded in 1976, has not just held its own against these formidable rivals but prospered throughout. You might not think that operating from vast no-frills warehouses far from the high street and charging customers for the privilege of crossing the threshold would cut it in an age when you can order anything from your phone and get it the next day. But Costco’s modus operandi

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