Tom Utley is a journalist who writes for MailOnline, focusing on national issues in the United Kingdom. His articles cover a range of topics including politics, current events, and personal experiences, often with a humorous and opinionated perspective.
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TOM UTLEY: Don't tell my sons, but a sure way to increase my suffering and hasten my departure from this world would be to play me Frank Sinatra's version of My Way, on a loop.
TOM UTLEY: One after another over recent days, those brought up in the era of Benny Hill, the Carry On films and Till Death Us Do Part have fallen foul of today's fashionable rules.
All week I've been afflicted by a pernicious bug, which our one remaining resident son brought home from the school where he teaches Spanish.
How would it feel to wake up from a coma, convinced the year is 1980, only to be told it is actually 2019 - and you have no memory of anything that has happened?
For once I heartily applaud a Labour council's plan to crack down on motorists. I'm thinking of this week's news of the proposal by Haringey to introduce higher parking charges for larger cars.
She gives up these two days every fortnight, alternating with the child's other grandmother, who comes up to town from Hampshire to perform the same duty during my wife's weeks off.
The numbers get bigger every year, as our ever-growing family squashes round the table in a house that comfortably seats only six
Have you been missed off the list of invitees to the office party this Christmas? If so, you could be in for a handsome bonus. So suggests the country's biggest civil service union.
Every Christmas I remember a ticking-off from my late mother-in-law, an observant Roman Catholic, after I'd jeered at some celebrity for being as thick as brandy butter.
As the alcoholic haze of Christmas begins to clear, and yet another New Year looms, I fear it may be time for me to confront one or two uncomfortable truths about the indignities of growing older.
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