'Our friends called us Hattie and Eric.' (broadcaster and journalist Andy Kershaw discusses sharing flats with sister Liz)(A Family Affair)

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Television and radio presenter Liz Kershaw is a typical older sister, according to her brother Andy, a broadcaster and journalist. They shared a number of flats in Leeds, England, and London, England, and generally got on well together. They disliked each other greatly as teenagers, according to his sister, but she feels that they complemented each other when they shared flats. She particularly enjoyed the fact that she never knew what would happen next.

Interview, Kershaw, Liz, Kershaw, Andy

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The tweed tendency strikes out

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The Ramblers' Association has traditionally had an image of quiet respectability, but this may soon change. Under new chairwoman Kate Ashbrook, who has already campaigned for ramblers' rights, it looks set to become more militant, being determined to stand up to landowners who illegally prevent ramblers gaining access to their land. It hopes to take on a more modern image, encouraging its members to be more confrontational.

Laws, regulations and rules, Hiking

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A bald appeal to male vanity

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There are now many products on the market which claim to cure male baldness, but none of them have been shown to be really successful. Men who are dismayed at losing their hair are often tempted to invest in these products, but they would do better to save their money. Experts agree that certain genes dictate hair loss, and that nothing can be done to reverse baldness.

Psychological aspects, Baldness, Alopecia

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