There's a brand new archaeological dig at Stonehenge and the BBC's Timewatch program is there to film it. I've been writing background articles for the accompanying website.
A New Theory...Read more
Neolithic Medicine...Read more
Stone Age Life...Read more
The battle for Deadman's Hill
The Yorkshire Dales are in the front line in an increasingly bitter war between off-roaders who drive along its green lanes and environmentalists who want them banned. Hugh Wilson reports
The Sainsbury's GPs: checkout, then check-up
The future of primary healthcare in Britain, it seems, is down past the deli counter, and opposite the lipstick stand.
Stop the diet: is it better to be bigger?
If you're tubby and tired of being lectured about it, here's good news:
the latest research suggests overweight people may be less likely to
die early. By Hugh Wilson
How safe is raw milk?
Health agencies warn that unpasteurised milk can be dangerous to drink, but a growing number of people swear by it. Hugh Wilson reports
Have you got green fatigue?
You recycle and buy local, but the earth's still melting and the ice cap's still warming. If you're starting to feel apathy creeping in, you're not the only one. Hugh Wilson reports
Escape Routes...
A microsite for the AA packed with articles about the UK's best days out.
The doctor will e-mail you now
Imagine consulting your GP online from the comfort of your own home. Hugh Wilson reports.
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The football club with 50,000 managers...
Fifty thousand fans are about to buy a football club. Fans - rich ones - have bought football clubs before.
I'm writing the blog of George, Volvic's talking, typing, T-Rex baiting volcano.
The Magic of Provence
Mention Provence and all sorts of images might spring to mind. A hilltop village washed in the scent of lavender? A shady olive grove in the heat of a summer afternoon?
One of a series of articles to promote the film 'A Good Year'.
Can you feel the power?
Count up the electrical gadgets in your home - and then imagine if each one made you ill...
(No web link for the Sunday Express, but click below for the pdf file)
