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Tiverton and Honiton by-election: Can the Lib Dems turn a true-blue seat yellow? (June 2022)










The joyful dearth of World Cup hype (BBC News Magazine, June 2014)
The mystery of the ‘legal name fraud’ billboards (BBC Stories, June 2016)
How often do plane stowaways fall from the sky? (BBC News Magazine, September 2012)
The ghost Tesco stores (BBC News Magazine, February 2015)
Why fake ID is an American rite of passage (BBC News Magazine, April 2013)
Operation Julie: How an LSD raid began the war on drugs (BBC News Magazine, July 2011)
The death of a Poundworld (BBC Stories, June 2018)
How does grief cause physical pain? (BBC News Magazine, May 2016)
Five ways to survive in a three-generation household (BBC News Magazine, May 2016)
Do people get their politics from their parents? (BBC News Magazine, October 2013)
The art of the filibuster: How do you talk for 24 hours straight? (BBC News Magazine, December 2012)
The formula for Scottishness (BBC News Magazine, October 2012)
Life after the (non) end of the world (BBC News Magazine, December 2012)
The union leader everyone had heard of (BBC News Magazine, May 2014)
Could a UK politician ever vow to bring down house prices? (BBC News Magazine, May 2015)
The offal truth about American haggis (BBC News Magazine, January 2013)
UFO hunters: They are still watching (BBC News Magazine, September 2012)
The curious American cult of Jane Austen (BBC News Magazine, January 2013)
Peep Show and the stigma of flat-sharing in your 40s (BBC News Magazine, November 2015)
Why are lattes associated with liberals? (BBC News Magazine, October 2014)
How Ghost Town defined an era (BBC News Magazine, June 2011)
The independent coffee republic of Totnes (BBC News Magazine, August 2012)
Why does PPE rule Britain? (BBC News Magazine, September 2010)