'My boss keeps emailing me after work. Is there anything I can do?' – Millennial Agony Aunt 39
My boss keeps emailing me on the weekends and in the evenings, and it’s really messing with my mental health. Is there anything I can do?
My boss keeps emailing me on the weekends and in the evenings, and it’s really messing with my mental health. Is there anything I can do?
I’m a musician but my boyfriend never comes to watch me perform and I feel he doesn’t support my career. What should I do?
Susie Dent and her dictionary take a dim view of politics. For every term describing good government, there are ten or more describing the opposite.
Bradford has been crowned the UK City of Culture after seeing off competition from County Durham, Wrexham and Southampton. Now what?
After big investments in British basketball, with more cameras, lights, partners, teams, halftime events and...Americans, now is the time to join the fun.
My girlfriend and I want a baby, but can’t decide about a surname. I think we should use both, she thinks we use mine. How do we settle this?
I was going on a Hinge date and the guy messaged me before saying not to wear makeup. How do I explain how inappropriate his comment was?
Are you tired of using the same repertoire of swears as everyone else? Susie Dent is at your service.
Have you been enjoying Susie’s tongue-twisting breakdown of the English language, exclusively on whynow? Well, next up is a real humdinger.
I want to keep saving for a house, and my boyfriend thinks we should get married and have a blow out wedding. Who’s right? How do we decide?
Historian Tom Rowsell examines how ancient prejudices against traditional polytheistic religions still result in exclusion from powerful institutions, which claim to promote diversity and interfaith dialogue.
Britain, this little old island, long the subject of international mockery for our supposedly unrefined cuisine, now produces over 1,100 varieties of artisan cheese.
This week, our Millennial Agony Aunt deals with someone who, though branded a friend, is unacceptably rude to waiters.
Have you ever stretched and yawned simultaneously and been unable to find the word to describe it? Or observed an inept person in public office and been rendered speechless? Here, then, are ten things you didn’t know had a name.
This week, our Millennial Agony Aunt deals with someone who, though branded a friend, is unacceptably rude to waiters.
What can $44 billion buy you, other than the little blue bird? We look at some alternative ways - both silly and serious - you could splurge that kind of cash.
With the Queen's Platinum Bubilee celebration just a little over a month away, some of the details from the celebration have been announced. And, well, it all sounds a little weird...
Susie Dent gives her top ten words for all those who find themselves relentlessly 'crumpsy' first thing – i.e. tired, irritable, and more than a little creased.
Publishers Association says so called “BookTok” has helped book sales in the UK hit a record high in 2021.
Does it ever just get too much? Well now you can get away and recuperate with a healthy dose of heartache, at Norfolk's new Heartbreak Hotel. We speak to those involved.
This week, Susie's come up with a whole bunch of words that might get you in trouble, but are actually really quite innocent. Honest!
Followers of Susie Dent on Twitter will be only too aware she’s second to none at finding the right word for the occasion: she’s found a few for (hopefully) brighter days…
Countdowns Susie Dent chats words with comedians, linguists and unlikely vocabulary vultures about their thoughts, memories and feelings attached to language.
Followers of Susie Dent on Twitter will be only too aware she’s second to none at finding the right word for the occasion: and here are ten more for our current times.
Susie Dent has supplied us with ten words to repeat all day long; useful utterances to stay positive after a bleak week.
Want to know how to describe your football team? Here’s the top ten words to do so from everyone’s favourite lexicographer, Susie Dent.
In the first installment of her new series, Susie Dent takes us through her favourite ten words to describe office co-workers.
Susie Dent on the origins of the C-word. Not for the easily offended.
Susie Dent’s guide to fruity language heads towards the nether regions…