Allan Tunningley

Allan Tunningley

Blog: It's the end of revelations from Tunners

Allan Tunningley

Blog: A Quantum of solace for our Tunners

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Blog: Time for a change at the BBC?

Allan Tunningley

Blog: A novel way of being Queen

Allan Tunningley

Blog: Harmonious medical notes

Allan Tunningley

Blog: Techno-talk is a turn-off

Allan Tunningley

Blog: Camping is not a capital idea!

Allan Tunningley

Blog: A bridge back to Arnhem

Allan Tunningley

Blog: Mattresses give inspiration

Allan Tunningley

Blog: My uncle's sense of fun

Allan Tunningley

Blog: Stats that do not add up

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Blog: Take tick bites seriously!

Allan Tunningley

Blog: Un'appi' with the concept

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Blog: Mirren, Mirren on the wall . . .

Allan Tunningley

Blog: Entering holy matri-money?

Allan Tunningley

Blog: Typing, not coal, for Tunners

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Letter: People will always seek excitement

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Blog: Some more headline gems

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Blog: Headlines silliness shock

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Ironic twists in a wooly tale

Allan Tunningley

Is marriage safer territory

Allan Tunningley

Don't forget to be patient

Allan Tunningley

The psychological background to my career in journalism

Allan Tunningley

Blog: Pipe ploy for interviews

Allan Tunningley

Blog: 'Can that rodent hear us?'

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Blog: We don't learn lessons

Allan Tunningley

Christian Viewpoint: New Year offers chance to look back

Allan Tunningley

An appetite for politics

Allan Tunningley

Don't be hard on Scrooge

Allan Tunningley

Another 'quaintirky' story

Allan Tunningley

I've no desire for any reunions

Allan Tunningley

No desire for any reunions

Allan Tunningley

Time for a referendum on the EU

Allan Tunningley

The dangers of deforestation

Allan Tunningley

The day I met Ken Barlow

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Felling of the monkey puzzle tree raises questions

Allan Tunningley

Picking on Santa is wrong

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Pea-pulling shifts in the 60s

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Further vulgar offerings

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Letter: We should not be like second class citizens

Allan Tunningley

A foray into vulgar words

Allan Tunningley

A sentence with five consecutive 'ands'!

Allan Tunningley

See faith in a different way

Allan Tunningley

A life of loss and longing

Allan Tunningley

New stars in the firmament

Allan Tunningley

Lots of linguistic loopiness

Allan Tunningley

We relied on the bus conductor

Allan Tunningley

No-nonsense shopping

Allan Tunningley

I'm a mellow fellow

Allan Tunningley

A gold standard county!

Allan Tunningley

My role in sports triumph

Allan Tunningley

You can't argue with Billy the Quid!

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Raunchy read for generations