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The authors discuss their views on the issue of whether Great Britain should remain a member of the European Union (EU). Topics discussed include theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking asserting that Great Britain should remain with the EU for security and economic reasons, Southbank Centre artistic director Jude Kelly stating that membership benefits British art and the British public in general and barrister Helena Kennedy claiming that being part of the EU means sharing ideas with others.

The article focuses on the life of Princess Diana in Althorp, England. It explores the lonely childhood of Diana and her marriage to Prince Charles Spencer. It mentions that the house of Diana, which was considered to be a house of sorrow and secrets, was instead a monument to hereditary treachery, sibling rivalry, and the casual cruelty of the English upper classes.

A personal narrative is presented in which the author reflects on her appreciation for Christmas music despite feelings of loneliness.

The author talks about Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin who turned Russia into a superpower to match the U.S. Topics include why she saw Stalin as a romantic hero after the death of his wife, Stalin's reputation as a peasant who outlived communism's intellectuals, and the possibility that Stalin was mad due to the torture he underwent at the hands of the tsarist police.

The article features British folk rock band Half Man Half Biscuit. Topics discussed include the formation of the group, led by vocalists Nigel Blackwell and Neil Crossley, and their efforts in creating music compiled in 14 albums. Blackwell's fascination with mass media and recognition for the social satire against popular culture are then mentioned.

The author ruminates about International Happiness Day on March 20th, observes that celebrities living in the public eye should avoid avoid claiming modesty and humbleness on social media, and her overall good health and avoidance of physicians.

A personal narrative is presented of the author's experience attending the funeral of a friend's mother who had just before she died revealed that the family was Jewish.

The article reviews the theatrical production "Jackie: The Musical," starring Janet Dibley and Nicholas Bailey, performed at the Theatre Royal in Brighton, England until July 30, 2016.

The article offers travel tips for Tenerife, Canary Islands and includes recommendations for dining, accommodations, swimming, and island adventures.

In the article, the author explains why he remains an avid fan of rock singer Bruce Springsteen despite having reservations on some issues about Springsteen, like supermarket chain Wal-Mart's being allowed to launch a best of Springsteen collection.