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    Generation to generation

    Generation to generation by Bakewell, Joan

    Published in Ageing international
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    Rowan Ayers

    Rowan Ayers by Appleton, Mike, Bakewell, Joan

    Published in The Guardian (London)
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    Forget eternal youth - I'm afraid there's no going back

    Forget eternal youth - I'm afraid there's no going back by Bakewell, Joan

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    A day to count our blessings - and our losses; For the elderly, Christmas can be a cruel reminder that the world they once knew has gone for good, says Joan Bakewell

    A day to count our blessings - and our losses; For the elderly, Christmas can be a cruel reminder that the world they once knew has gone for good, says Joan Bakewell by Bakewell, Joan

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    It's no surprise that the elderly often reach for the bottle

    It's no surprise that the elderly often reach for the bottle by Bakewell, Joan

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    Sometimes actors should learn to keep quiet; Damian Lewis's spat with Sir Ian McKellen was entertaining but out of character

    Sometimes actors should learn to keep quiet; Damian Lewis's spat with Sir Ian McKellen was entertaining but out of character by Bakewell, Joan

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    Dog mess in public spaces makes me barking mad

    Dog mess in public spaces makes me barking mad by Bakewell, Joan

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    Last Tango shows that the old deserve a starring role

    Last Tango shows that the old deserve a starring role by Bakewell, Joan

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    Dying wishes sometimes take on a life of their own

    Dying wishes sometimes take on a life of their own by Bakewell, Joan

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    Messing with our cherished traditions is a risky business

    Messing with our cherished traditions is a risky business by Bakewell, Joan

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    Britain is turning into one big rubbish tip; Joan Bakewell looks at what is being done to tackle country's growing litter problem

    Britain is turning into one big rubbish tip; Joan Bakewell looks at what is being done to tackle country's growing litter problem by Bakewell, Joan

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    Such cavalier disregard for the Civil War is an outrage

    Such cavalier disregard for the Civil War is an outrage by Bakewell, Joan

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    Who would trade a pawn shop for a payday pariah?

    Who would trade a pawn shop for a payday pariah? by Bakewell, Joan

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    A fancy dress horror show

    A fancy dress horror show by Bakewell, Joan

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    Come to the capital - you'll be pushing at an open door

    Come to the capital - you'll be pushing at an open door by Bakewell, Joan

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    What shunga can teach the prudish West about sex

    What shunga can teach the prudish West about sex by Bakewell, Joan

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    Our tattooed tribes don't know where to draw the line

    Our tattooed tribes don't know where to draw the line by Bakewell, Joan

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    I've a peerless way to take pleasure in our salty past

    I've a peerless way to take pleasure in our salty past by Bakewell, Joan

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    Public art is fine, but please keep it in proportion

    Public art is fine, but please keep it in proportion by Bakewell, Joan

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    I daren't travel light - I might be invited to a palazzo

    I daren't travel light - I might be invited to a palazzo by Bakewell, Joan

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