Reminds me of the saying No good deed goes unpunished

She was one of ten children. So hardworking, made clothes, worked as a pastry cook. I remember her not really getting etiquette of telephone calls as she only had one in her retirement years, when she finished saying what she wanted to say she simply put the phone down!

Hearing my grandmother, who was born in 1904, talk about her life when I was a child was like time travelling

Feels like erasure (first in family to stay in education past 16), discomfort in your own history, you lose a sense of self which is hard to recognise, never mind reclaim

Great book title! Could work across so many disciplines

You also don't have to do your best to be enough x

Count me in

If he had the capacity for that kind of thinking he might not have called the referendum in the first place

We are busier than we would like to be

Every day I envy my dogs

But then it feels so good to take them off!

Good as preventative medicine, but once depression sets in it is extremely difficult to do the lifestyle things like exercise that can help

One of my dogs can tell the difference between the sound of me peeling and chopping a carrot and other root veg (she loves carrots and runs into the kitchen to ask for some)

Girls with wealthy parents and attending single sex private schools are more likely to play after-school sports

See also BBC coverage of Wimbledon finals

Really enjoyed the first series, so great there is more coming

Unless they are snarky footnotes